14/07/2021
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1. Capital increases when only Assets increase.
Concept | Initial | Final | Differences | Sign |
Total Assets | $300 000 | $350 000 | $50 000 | + Active |
Total Liabilities | $100 000 | $100 000 | ||
Stockholders' equity | $200 000 | $250 000 | $50 000 | + Capital |
Verification:
Asset Increase = Capital Increase. $ 50 000.00 = $ 50 000.00
2. Capital increases when only Liabilities decrease.
Concept | Initial | Final | Differences | Sign |
Total Assets | $300 000 00 | $300 000 00 | ||
Total Liabilities | $100 000 00 | $50 000 00 | $50 000 00 | - Passive |
Stockholders' Equity | $200 000 00 | $250 000 00 | $50 000 00 | + Capital |
Verification:
Decrease in Liabilities = Increase in Capital. $ 50 000.00 = $ 50 000.00
3. Capital increases when Assets increase and Liabilities decrease.
Initial | Final | Differences | Sign |
$ 300 000 00 | $ 350 000 00 | $ 50 000 00 | + Active |
$ 100 000 00 | $ 50 000 00 | $ 50 000 00 | - Passive |
$ 200 000 00 | $ 300 000 00 | $ 100 000 00 | + Capital |
Verification:
Increase in Assets + decrease in Liabilities = Capital increase $ 50,000.00 + $ 50,000.00 = $ 100,000.00
4. Capital increases when Assets increase in greater proportion than Liabilities.
5. Capital increases when Liabilities decrease in a greater proportion than Assets.