**Identifying Assets, Liabilities, and Capital**Below is a list of items that may categorize as assets, liabilities, or capital in a business context. Review the list to determine the appropriate classification for each item.- Vehicle- Shop fittings- Cash at bank- Bank loan- Owner's investment in the business- Inventory- Trade receivables- Bank overdraft- Trade payables- Machinery- Cash in hand- Equipment- Amounts owing to suppliers- Furniture- Land- Loan from a friend- Value of owner's stake in the business- Amounts owed by customers- Cash at bank- FittingsThis exercise helps in understanding the financial structure of a business by differentiating between what the business owns (assets), what it owes (liabilities), and the owner's equity in the business (capital).

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. Identifying assets, liabilities and capital. Here is a list of assets and liabilities and references to capital. Read through the list, and then identify which iter are assets, liabilities, capital. • Vehicle • Shop fittings • Cash at bank • Bank loan • Owners investment in the business Inventory • Trade receivables

. Identifying assets, liabilities and capital. Here is a list of assets and liabilities and references to capital. Read through the list, and then identify which iter are assets, liabilities, capital. • Vehicle • Shop fittings • Cash at bank • Bank loan • Owners investment in the business Inventory • Trade receivables

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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