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Chapter 8, Problem 27EA
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Identify the date of (a) declaration, (b) record, and (c) payment, and describe the way in which the company would report the dividends at its balance sheet date of July 31, 2009.
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Financial Accounting-w/pier 1+cd-pkg.
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