Asked by Sunshine Vicente on Jun 17, 2024
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A company's assets and stockholders' equity both increase when the company sells additional shares of stock in exchange for cash.
Stockholders' Equity
The remaining value in a company's assets after liabilities are subtracted, commonly known as owner's equity or shareholder's equity.
Assets
Resources owned or controlled by a business or an individual, which are expected to produce economic value or benefit in the future.
Additional Shares
Shares issued by a company in addition to its existing shares, often to raise extra capital.
- Absorbing the principles of the balance sheet's framework and segments, involving assets, the equity of stockholders, and liabilities.
- Learning about the procedure of recording transactions and understanding their repercussions on the accounting equation and financial disclosures.
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Jun 23, 2024
Learning Objectives
- Absorbing the principles of the balance sheet's framework and segments, involving assets, the equity of stockholders, and liabilities.
- Learning about the procedure of recording transactions and understanding their repercussions on the accounting equation and financial disclosures.
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