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The document provides information about stockholder's equity transactions for Mom's Magnificent Aprons (MMA) during 2023, including: (1) issuing 500,000 shares of common stock for $16 per share, (2) purchasing an additional 10,000 shares of treasury stock for $140,000, (3) reissuing 15,000 shares of treasury stock for an average of $17 per share, and (4) declaring and paying a $1 per share cash dividend. It also asks to prepare journal entries for each transaction, calculate the maximum cash dividend that could have been paid, explain why paying that dividend would have been inadvisable, and prepare the stockholder's equity section

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5. The Stockholders' Equity section for Mom's Magnificent Aprons as of 31 December 2022 is
in the spreadsheet. The 35,000 shares of treasury stock were purchased in one transaction in July
2022. MA took the following actions during 2023: a. Issued 500,000 shares of common stock at
a price of $16/ share. b. Purchased an additional 10,000 shares of treasury stock for $140,000. c.
Reissued 15,000 shares of treasury stock for an average of $17/ share. d. Declared and paid a
S1/share cash dividend. Required: Part 1: Prepare joumal entries for each of the events described
above. Show all calculations. Part 2: Show calculations for the maximum cash dividend MMA
could have paid. Part 3: Bxplain why the declaring the dividend you calculated in Part 2 would
have been inadvisable. Part 4: Prepare MMA's stockholders' equity section as of 31 December
2023, assuming there were no other transactions. Net income for 2023 is $78,250.

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