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please note .. there are accounts which are not the asset liabilities or the equity but are under revenue or expense.. As we dont have that category so we are classifing these account under equity ..I added those in the last rows for your referances.
| Question | answer | ||
| a | Account payable | Liabilities | |
| b | cash | Asset | |
| c | Owners capital | Equity | |
| d | Account receivable | Asset | |
| e | Rent expenses | Equity | |
| f | Service revenue | Equity | |
| g | Office supplies | Asset | |
| h | Owner withdrawels | equity | |
| i | Land | Asset | |
| j | Salaries expenses | Equity | |
| Actual account | |||
| Rent expenses | Expenses | ||
| Service revenue | Revenue | ||
| Salaries expenses | Expenses |
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