There were 10,000 shares issued and outstanding before T-ball, Inc., decided to buy back some of its own stock to have on hand for end-of-year bonuses. It buys 200 shares at $30 per share. What happens to assets?

A. 0 No Effect
B. (10,000) Treasury Stock
C. (6,000) Treasury Stock
D. 10,000 Common Stock; (10,000) Treasury Stock
E. 6,000 Common Stock; (6,000) Treasury Stock
F. (10,000) Cash
G. (6,000) Cash
H. 6,000 Cash

Ans: G. (6,000) Cash

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