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Post the following transactions to the ledger of Perry Company. The partial chart of accounts of Perry Company is as follows:
100 Cash
120 Equipment
210 Accounts Payable
300 Perry, Capital Post the following transactions to the ledger of Perry Company. The partial chart of accounts of Perry Company is as follows: 100 Cash 120 Equipment 210 Accounts Payable 300 Perry, Capital          Post the following transactions to the ledger of Perry Company. The partial chart of accounts of Perry Company is as follows: 100 Cash 120 Equipment 210 Accounts Payable 300 Perry, Capital          Post the following transactions to the ledger of Perry Company. The partial chart of accounts of Perry Company is as follows: 100 Cash 120 Equipment 210 Accounts Payable 300 Perry, Capital          Post the following transactions to the ledger of Perry Company. The partial chart of accounts of Perry Company is as follows: 100 Cash 120 Equipment 210 Accounts Payable 300 Perry, Capital          Post the following transactions to the ledger of Perry Company. The partial chart of accounts of Perry Company is as follows: 100 Cash 120 Equipment 210 Accounts Payable 300 Perry, Capital

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Organizations that have legal rights and obligations, including the ability to enter into contracts and own property, separate from their individual members.

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A body of people chosen by stockholders to supervise and make significant decisions regarding the corporation's management.

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