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What is the purpose of the accounting equation?
What is the purpose of the accounting equation?
- To determine the market value of a business
- To demonstrate how transactions affect the financial statements (correct)
- To calculate the total revenue of a business
- To calculate the net profit of a business
How is capital defined in the accounting equation?
How is capital defined in the accounting equation?
- The total equity of a company
- The residual interest in the assets after deducting all liabilities (correct)
- The amount of cash available in a business
- Total assets minus total liabilities
In the accounting equation, what does 'Equity' refer to?
In the accounting equation, what does 'Equity' refer to?
- The accumulated retained profits or losses of a business
- The total assets of a business
- The total liabilities of a business
- The residual interest in the assets of a limited liability company (correct)
If a business sold all its assets and settled all its liabilities, what would be left?
If a business sold all its assets and settled all its liabilities, what would be left?
What does the accounting equation show?
What does the accounting equation show?
What would be considered as 'Equity' in a limited liability company?
What would be considered as 'Equity' in a limited liability company?