Accountancy, asked by bsaf2047104, 4 months ago

Solway Company is a sole proprietorship whose owner, Joe Solway, has an equity interest of

$50,000. Had Solway been a partnership rather than a sole proprietorship, and the two equal part-
ners were Joe and his brother Tom, how would the $50,000 owners’ equity be presented in the

company’s balance sheet?


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Answered by manishakakkar16
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Answer:

Solway Company is a sole proprietorship whose owner, Joe Solway, has an equity interest

Explanation:

If Solway company was a partnership rather than a sole proprietorship, then the owner's equity of $ 50,000 will be shown as Partner's capital of $ 25,000 each.

Joe solway, Capital A/c 25000  

Tom Solway, capital A/c 25000  

Total Partner's Equity   50000

A sole proprietorship is a type of business that is owned and operated by one person and in which there is no legal separation between the owner and the business entity. It is also referred to as a lone tradership, individual entrepreneurship, or proprietorship. A solitary proprietor may hire employees in addition to doing their own business.

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