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The following business scenarios are independent from one another:
1. Bob Wilder starts a business by transferring $10,000 from his personal checking account into a checking account for his business, Wilder Co. 2. A business that Sam Pace owns earns $4,600 of cash revenue.3. Jim Sneed borrows $30,000 from the National Bank and uses the money to purchase a car from Iuka Ford. 4. OZ Company pays its five employees $2,500 each to cover their salaries. 5. Gil Roberts loans his son Jim $5,000 cash. 6. Gane, Inc., paid $100,000 cash to purchase land from Atlanta Land Co. 7. Rob Moore and Gil Thomas form a partnership by contributing $20,000 each from their personal bank accounts to a partnership bank account. 8. Stephen Woo pays cash to purchase $5,000 of common stock that is issued by Izzard, Inc. 9. Natural Stone pays a $5,000 cash dividend to each of its seven shareholders. 10. Billows, Inc., borrowed $5,000,000 from the National Bank.
Required:
a. For each scenario create a list of all of the entities that are mentioned in the description. b. Describe what happens to the cash account of each entity that you identified in Requirement a.
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