(a)
Economic Entity Assumption: An economic entity assumption assumes the activities of business and its owner are separate and should be recorded separately. This assumption considers business and its owner two separate identities.
To identify: Form of business organization that should be recommended to N for the business with reason and benefits and weakness of each form of business organization.
(b)
To identify: The requirement of accounting information to N and reason of the requirement of information.
(c)
To identify: The specific asset, liability and owner’s equity accounts that are likely to be used by C. Corporation to record its business transactions.
(d)
To identify: The bank account of N should be opened or not.

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