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Statement I: Capital is shown on the liability side of a balance sheet because it represents the owner’s claim on business assets. Statement II: Capital increases when the business makes a profit. - Commercial Applications

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Question

Statement I: Capital is shown on the liability side of a balance sheet because it represents the owner’s claim on business assets.

Statement II: Capital increases when the business makes a profit.

Options

  • Both I and II are correct.

  • I is correct, but II is incorrect.

  • II is correct, but I is incorrect.

  • Both I and II are incorrect.

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Solution

Both I and II are correct.

Explanation:

Statement I is correct Capital appears on the liability side of the balance sheet, as it represents the owner’s claim on business assets. Statement II is correct Capital increases when profit is earned (profit is added to owner’s equity).

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Chapter 11: Nature and Terminology of Accounting - EXERCISES [Page 134]

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C. B. Gupta Commercial Applications [English] Class 9 ICSE
Chapter 11 Nature and Terminology of Accounting
EXERCISES | Q I. 20. | Page 134
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