Name two different examples of items that can be received (in addition to cash) in exchange for issuing stock. Describe how the value of each item affects additional paid-in capital
Some examples are land, a machine, equipment, or a building. The best indicator of the value of the exchange is the fair market value of the stock being issued. If this is not available, then the fair market value of the asset received is used. If the value of the asset received is less than the par value of the stock, the difference is recorded as "additional paid-in capital."
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A. Staff managers B. Line managers C. Night shift managers D. Strategic advisors E. Staffers
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Quantity Unit Price 1-59 $15 60-99 $14 100 or more $13
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A. learning. B. exposure. C. perception. D. reception. E. retention.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false