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On January 1, Maxine Corp. entered into a subscription contract for 100 shares of its $20 par common stock at a price of $50 per share. The contract required on a per share basis an immediate down payment of $10 and two $20 payments on February 1 and March 1 from subscribers. All the down payments were received on January 1 and all the installments due on February 1 were received on February 1. On March 1, the rest of the payments were received except from one subscriber of ten shares, who defaulted. These shares were later sold for $40 per share. An amount necessary to bring the proceeds up to the total subscription price was retained and the balance of the payments received from the defaulted subscriber was returned.
Required: On January 1, Maxine Corp. entered into a subscription contract for 100 shares of its $20 par common stock at a price of $50 per share. The contract required on a per share basis an immediate down payment of $10 and two $20 payments on February 1 and March 1 from subscribers. All the down payments were received on January 1 and all the installments due on February 1 were received on February 1. On March 1, the rest of the payments were received except from one subscriber of ten shares, who defaulted. These shares were later sold for $40 per share. An amount necessary to bring the proceeds up to the total subscription price was retained and the balance of the payments received from the defaulted subscriber was returned. Required:


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