The owners’ equity accounts for

  1. The owners’ equity accounts for Octagon Transnational are as follows:Common Stock [$2 par value] $20,000 Capital Surplus
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  2. indicate in the table below the financial statement on which each of the following accounts appear. (FINANCIAL STATEMENTS)
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  3. Choice3, Among the following alternatives which one is unacceptable equity of the accounting equations A asset = liability +
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  4. What is the equation to ensure that a balance sheet is correct? (1 point)Assets = Liabilities + Equity Accounts Payable =
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  5. Please describe how the following transactions affects the accounting equation: Provide service for cashIncrease, decrease of no
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  6. Choose all that apply. Which of the following would be considered good reasons for a business to borrow money?Responses To pay
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  7. Chioce12.the financial statement that report assets,liabilities and owners equity is the A statement of financial position B
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  8. I am having a technical problem using Simply Accounting 2008 (student version). I am creating my own company and entering the
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  9. I am having a technical problem using Simply Accounting 2008 (student version). I am creating my own company and entering the
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  10. 1. A debit entry may signify:A a decrease in asset accounts B a decrease in liability accounts C an increase in equity accounts
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