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goods taken by a proprietor for personal use are deducted from __ in the balance sheet ​

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Answered by amirtha2009
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Answer:

goods taken by a proprietor for personal use are deducted from _purchases account in the balance sheet

Answered by TRISHNADEVI
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ANSWER :

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Goods taken by a proprietor for personal use are deducted from Capital at the Liabilities side in the balance sheet.

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  • Goods taken by a proprietor for personal use are treated as Drawings.

  • Drawings is deducted from the Capital in the Balance Sheet.

  • Capital is the Liability of the business. Hence, Drawings is deducted from the Capital at the Liabilities side in the Balance Sheet.

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MORE INFORMATION :

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  • Amount of cash or value of goods taken by the proprietor or withdrawn by the owner from the business for the personal use or any private purpose is called Drawings.

  • The amount which the business firm is required to pay in future is known as Liability. it is the future monetary obligation of the enterprise.

  • The owner or proprietor of the business invests his money or assets in the business for carrying on the business which is known as Capital.

  • Balance Sheet is a statement as on or at a particular date which shows all the assets and liabilities of the business enterprise.

  • Balance Sheet is known as the position statement of the business as it shown the financial position of the business.

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