What is the diffrecnce between liabilities and owner's
equity?
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Answer / prateek
liabilities means any amount borrowed from outside, it
involves all current liability, long term loans, payment
dues etc. on the other hand owner's equity means interest of
owner in business. like the amount of profit.
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Answer / syeda shadab
liabilities are the borrowed money from the outsiders such as the creditors and the owners equity is the asset of the company.owner's equity is the amount that is invested by the owner to the company.while liquidating the company(closing the company)the liabilities will be calculated first and the amount will be settled to the creditors and if the amount is remaining then after calculating the preference shares holders dividends then we will get the equity shares owners dividends.
therefor,we can say that the liabilities are the credits of the company and whereas the owner's equity is the asset to the company.
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Hi,
Owner and the Company/Firm are both the different entities.
Owner's Equity itself is a liability for the firm/Company
as the owner has invested it into the firm.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Abhijit
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