Last year the Digby company increased their equity. In 2023 their equity was $49,468. Last year (2024) it increased to $51,256. What are causes of change in equity? Check all that apply. Select : 3 Profits of $10,496 Depreciation of -$41,287 Issue and retirement of stock . A bond issue of$1,308. Dividend payment of$7,169. Change in inventory of$74. An accounts payable change of$1,437. A change in short term debt of-$4,147. A change of plant and equipment of$9,580. A change in cash of -$4,938. Plant Improvements of $9,580

Last year the Digby company increased their equity. In 2023 their equity was $49,468. Last year (2024) it increased to $51,256. What are causes of change in equity? Check all that apply. Select : 3 Profits of $10,496 Depreciation of -$41,287 Issue and retirement of stock . A bond issue of$1,308. Dividend payment of$7,169. Change in inventory of$74. An accounts payable change of$1,437. A change in short term debt of-$4,147. A change of plant and equipment of$9,580. A change in cash of -$4,938. Plant Improvements of $9,580

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Chapter15: Using Management And Accounting Information

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