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Show the double journal entries for these transactions.
1. The company issued some shares for $2,500(the nominal/par value for those shares is $2,000).
2. A machine that cost $ 3,000 is purchased for cash.
3. Materials are purchased on credit for $ 850.
4. A business computer was purchased for $ 4,500 and is financed by a loan from a friend. (The company has to pay back the loan over 1 year).
5. Accounts receivable amounting to $ 750 are collected from customers
6. $ 200 is paid to a supplier.
7. Goods are purchased from cash $ 350.
8. A filing cabinet is purchased for $ 80 by increasing an existing bank overdraft
9. Intangible costing $8,000 purchased for cash
10. The company paid back $600 from long-term loan
11. The dividend was declared, and the amount was $100
12. Dividend paid: $100

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