If a business owner invests $5,000 in cash into the business, which side of the T for the cash account would the $5,000 be recorded? Debit Credit Net income It would not be recorded because the cash comes from the owner.

If a business owner invests $5,000 in cash into the business, which side of the T for the cash account would the $5,000 be recorded? Debit Credit Net income It would not be recorded because the cash comes from the owner.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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If a business owner invests $5,000 in cash into the business, which side of the T for the cash account would the $5,000 be recorded?

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Net income

It would not be recorded because the cash comes from the owner.

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