QUESTION 19
When purchasing equipment, the asset representing the equipment purchase is recorded on the organization's:
statement of income |
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balance sheet |
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neither of the above |
Answer is Balance Sheet
Equipment is asset and is always recorded on the Balance Sheet. It is part of Fixed Assets and shown in the heading Fixed Assets of Balance Sheet
Statement of income records expenses and income
Hence answer is Balance Sheet
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