Marshall Company issued 2,000 $9 par value common shares for $29,000 cash on Jan. 1, Year 1. On the same date the firm issued 500 of its $8 per share par value 9% preferred shares for $7,000 cash. These preferred shares are cumulative and participating. In Year 1, Marshall had Net Income of $22,000.

Year 2:

On Jan. 1, Year 2, the firm bought 500 treasury shares for $16 cash per share. During Year 2, the firm had Net Income of $23,000.

Year 3:

On Jan. 1, Year 3, the firm sold 40% of its treasury shares for $20 per share. Net Income in Year 3 was $24,000.

Year 4:

On Jan. 1, Year 4, the firm sold 200 of its treasury shares for $8 per share. Net Income for Year 4 was $25,000.

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Q#17: What is the balance in the Common Stock [C/S] account at the end of Year 2?

What is the balance in the Treasury Stock [T/S] account at the end of Year 2?

What is the balance in the Retained Earnings [RE] account at the end of Year 2?

What is the balance in the Additional Paid-in Capital account for Treasury Stock transactions [APIC-T/S] account at the end of Year 2? Enter 0 if none.

What is the amount of total Owners' Equity at the end of Year 2? Enter 0 if none.