Using the following business transaction, compute for the proprietor's capital.

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A: Expenses are to be paid by company So expenses are money to be paid.

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A: The paid in capital and retained earnings are the part of statement of shareholders equity.

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A: Following is the answer to the given question

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A: Equity: The value that would be restored to the shareholders of a firm in the event that all of the…

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Q: Define the terms paid-in capital and retained earnings.

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