is the interest of the owners in an enterprise. Also known as owner's equity.
A: Owner's equity
B: Capital
C: Assets
D: Liabilities
A: Owner's equity
B: Capital
C: Assets
D: Liabilities
举一反三
- Owners' equity is measured by subtracting liabilities from assets. This sentence can be described as the following equation ______. A: ASSETS - LIABILITIES + OWNER'S EQUITY B: ASSETS - LIABILITIES = OWNER'S EQUITY C: OWNER'S EQUITY = ASSETS + LIABILITIES D: OWNER'S EQUITY = LIABILITIES - ASSETS
- The owner's equity refers to the remaining equity held by the owners after deducting liabilities of corporate assets.
- The accounting elements reflecting the financial status of the enterprise are A: Assets B: Income C: Cost D: Liabilities E: Owner's equity
- The liabilities and owner's equity of B Company are $94,000 and $39,000. What's the amount of the assets?
- The assets of Company A are $145,200, and the owner’s equity is $26,000. What is the amount of the liabilities?