Unit 6 — The Accounting Equation

This unit discusses the vitally important accounting equation: Assets = Liabilities + Owner's Equity + Revenue - Expenses - Draws. 

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Financial accounting is an area which can be explained simply by using the accounting equation, which is assets = liabilities + capital. But what does that really mean? To understand the significance of the equation, first we must explore the meaning of the three words; assets, liabilities and capital. These terms are often used in accounting but can have very different meanings. In general…

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There is some very complicated terminology in accounting so you should make sure you have a good dictionary.
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Many people choose to form a sole proprietorship as it is the simplest form of business entity.
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The board of management was delighted with the 15% rise in shareholder equity on the past year.
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  • Why might intangible assets be hard to quantify?
  • Why is the accounting equation so important?
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