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2 Stocks Stock Dividends – What they are; journal entries; what happens? Stock Splits – What happens? Calculations Treasury Stock – What is it? What does it mean when a company buys it? Etc. Extraordinary gains/loss – Examples & conditions that make it so Order of a multiple step income statement – What do those sub-headings represent? Earnings per share – Formula, what it represents

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