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Accountancy question from FAA exam, 2022 by JKSSB

Which of the following is correct?

Last updated Jun 24, 2026
Correct Answer: Option C — asset = liability + equity
This is known as the Accounting Equation (or the Balance Sheet Equation). it is the fundamental framework upon which the entire double-entry bookkeeping system is built.

Understanding the Equation
The equation represents the relationship between what a business owns, what it owes to others, and what it owes to its owners.

Assets: Everything the company owns that has value (e.g., Cash, Inventory, Buildings, Machinery).

Liabilities: The company's legal debts or obligations to external parties (e.g., Bank Loans, Accounts Payable, Taxes).

Equity (Owner's Equity): The remaining value of the business belonging to the owners after all liabilities are paid off. It is often called "Net Worth."

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Recruitment FAA
Year 2022
Subject Accountancy
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