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Cool Company has decided to take their company public on January 1, 2014. Cool company had 1,000 shares authorized. The following transactions occurred.
e.) on January 1, 2016, cool company re-issued 1,000 shares of
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Does the share reissuance in (e) (problem above) affect the income statement? Why or why not?
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