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The equity section from the December 31,2020 balance sheet of Kentucky Corporation appeared as follows:
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Contributed capital:
Common shares, 57,300 shares authorized; 25,560 and 23,300
shares issued and outstanding, respectively. $681,600$573,180
Retained earnings
583,300,580,700
The following transactions occurred during 2021(assume the retirements were the first ever recorded by Kentucky):
Jan. 5 A $1.40 per share cash dividend was declared, and the date of record was five days later. Mar. 202,000 common shares were repurchased and retired at $24.60 per share.
Apr. 5 A $1.00 per share cash dividend was declared, and the date of record was five days later.
July 5 A $2.00 per share cash dividend was declared, and the date of record was five days later.
July 31 A 20.008 share dividend was declared when the market value was $37.00 per share.
Aug. 14 The share dividend was issued.
oct. 5 A $1.80 per share cash dividend was declared; and the date of record was five days later.
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3. Prepare the statement of changes in equity for the year ended December 31,2021.(Deductible values should be indicated by a minus sign.)
\table[[KENTUCKY CORPORATION],[Statement of Changes in Equity],[For Year Ended December 31,2021],[,\table[[Common],[Shares]],\table[[Retained],[Earnings]],Total Equity],[Balance, January 1],[,,,],[,,,],[,,,],[-,,,],[Balance, December 31,,,]]
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