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Accounting 2 · Chapter 13 · Free
Chapter 13 — Corporations: Organization & Capital Stock
How a corporation is organized and funded — what shares and par value mean, how to record issuing common and preferred stock, treasury stock, and building the stockholders' equity section line by line.
What you'll learn
- Describe the characteristics of a corporation and what par and no-par stock mean
- Record the issuance of common and preferred stock, at and above par
- Account for treasury stock purchases and reissuance
- Build the stockholders' equity section of the balance sheet line by line
Lecture
Full lecture (multi-part)
Part 1 — What Is a Corporation? Shares & Par Value Explained
Part 2 — Stock Issuance Journal Entries: Common & Preferred Stock
Part 3 — Treasury Stock Explained with Examples
Part 4 — The Stockholders' Equity Section, Built Line by Line
Quick Review
Short recaps for fast review
Exam Cram — Stockholders' Equity in 13 Minutes
The written chapter
The full written version of this chapter — every worked example, journal entry and exam summary — is in the Accounting 2 notes. $14.99 once, free updates for life.
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How to get the most out of this chapter
- Watch the lecture above (or bookmark this page for when it goes live).
- Use the Quick Review / Exam Cram videos to lock it in before moving on.
- When you're ready, move on to the Chapter 14.
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