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Financial Statements: Financial statements are reports prepared by the management that shows the financial position of a business. It mainly includes income statement, statement of owner’s equity,
1. To determine: The type of normal balance does the owner, capital account have.
2. To determine: The type of income statement account that has the same type of the balance as the Owner, Capital account.
3. To determine: The type of income statement account that has the opposite type of the balance as the Owner, Capital account.
4. To determine: The name for the difference between total debits and total credits on the income statement section of the worksheet.
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