Assets equal liabilities plus owner's equity. To determine total assets, add up all liabilities owed and the total amount invested by the owner as capital. The basic accounting formula shows that whatever is owed or invested must be balanced by what is owned in order to determine the total assets of a business.
Assets equal liabilities plus owner's equity. To determine total assets, add up all liabilities owed and the total amount invested by the owner as capital. The basic accounting formula shows that whatever is owed or invested must be balanced by what is owned in order to determine the total assets of a business.
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Assets equal liabilities plus owner's equity. To determine total assets, add up all liabilities owed and the total amount invested by the owner as capital. The basic accounting formula shows that whatever is owed or invested must be balanced by what is owned in order to determine the total assets of a business.
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