arek receives 3000 euros as an inheritance, all the money is invested in starting a business. To be able to provide business: a warehouse building was bought for 2000 euros, only half was paid at the time of purchase; materials for warehouse repair were bought for 1000 euros, which were not paid for a car was bought for which 1500 euros was paid 300 euros were lent to another company. etermine the total amount of capital and equity of Marek's firm. Reflect the solution of the tasks in the form of a balance sheet (active, passive) Active Passive

arek receives 3000 euros as an inheritance, all the money is invested in starting a business. To be able to provide business: a warehouse building was bought for 2000 euros, only half was paid at the time of purchase; materials for warehouse repair were bought for 1000 euros, which were not paid for a car was bought for which 1500 euros was paid 300 euros were lent to another company. etermine the total amount of capital and equity of Marek's firm. Reflect the solution of the tasks in the form of a balance sheet (active, passive) Active Passive

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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