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Hello and good day Mr. Farhat! Thanks for the amazing explanation on this topic. I am leaving this comment as I would like to ask something regarding this and I haven't been able to find an answer for quite a while now. How will the process be if the company buys treasury stocks more than one time at different dates and under different costs/prices? Almost every example/illustration I've found so far only involves situations wherein the company reacquires its stocks once so yeah...
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Omg I know. This guy is so good. I have a HORRIBLE professor this year for intermediate accounting 2 unlike my business law professor who responds and updates Blackboard for our school almost every other day. The last time he wrote an update was January 24th then lied about us supposedly meeting online this week to no avail. That never happened. I don't know what happened to him but he use to be a good professor but after Covid it appears as if people are getting worse.
Hello and good day Mr. Farhat! Thanks for the amazing explanation on this topic. I am leaving this comment as I would like to ask something regarding this and I haven't been able to find an answer for quite a while now. How will the process be if the company buys treasury stocks more than one time at different dates and under different costs/prices? Almost every example/illustration I've found so far only involves situations wherein the company reacquires its stocks once so yeah...
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Why if the people who own the stocks are not willing to sell the stocks
They don't have to but people will always sell for the right price.
@11.44 I think $10 would be deducted from paid-in capital in excess of par common stock and not from the retained earnings