Accountancy, asked by deepshika1512, 1 year ago

Difference between assets and libalties..? 5 mark

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Answered by Anonymous
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assests are those to which we have ownership rights and all assests are to be debited.
and libalties are to be credited
as per the golden rules of accountancy
hope it may may help u
Answered by shashank176
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Hey friend here is your answer✌️✌️:-

The main difference between assets and liabilities is that assets provide a future economic benefit, while liabilities present a future obligation. An indicator of a successful business is one that has a high proportion of assets to liabilities.

There are several other issues relating to the difference between assets and liabilities, which are:

One must also examine the ability of a business to convert an asset into cash within a short period of time. Even if there are far more assets than liabilities, a business cannot pay its liabilities in a timely manner if the assets cannot be converted into cash.

The aggregate difference between assets and liabilities is equity, which is the net residual ownership of owners in a business.

For an individual, the primary asset may be his or her house. Offsetting this is a mortgage, which is a liability. The difference between the house asset and the mortgage is the equity of the owner in the house.

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