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Katen [24]
3 years ago
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Select all of the steps for calculating net worth. List your assets. Total your assets. List the names of your credit cards. Tot

al your liabilities. List your liabilities. Subtract your liabilities from your assets. Add your liabilities and your assets.Select all of the steps for calculating net worth. List your assets. Total your assets. List the names of your credit cards. Total your liabilities. List your liabilities. Subtract your liabilities from your assets. Add your liabilities and your assets.Select all of the steps for calculating net worth. List your assets. Total your assets. List the names of your credit cards. Total your liabilities. List your liabilities. Subtract your liabilities from your assets. Add your liabilities and your assets.
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olga2289 [7]3 years ago
6 0
Steps for calculating Net Worth:
(Chronological order)

1) List all assets (property amount, cash etc) to the left side of the balance sheet & add asset total

2) list all liabilities (credit amount, loan, bank account) to the right side & add liabilities total

3) To get Owner's equity- you must subtract asset total and liabilities total.

For ex. 25.00 (asset total) - 20.00 (liabilities total) = 5 dollars for Owner's Equity

4) final step- in order to find the 'total liabilities & owner's equity you add the total liabilities + owner's equity = 'total liabilities & owners equity

For ex. 20.00 (liabilities total) + 5 dollars (Owner's Equity) = 25 dollars is the (total liabilities & Owner's equity.)


In order for a successful balance sheet: Assets total must equal 'total liabilities & Owner's Equity.'

In this case, our assets total of (25.00) is equal to 25.00 dollars for the total liabilities & Owner's Equity, because we added the liabilities total of (20.00) + (5.00 dollars) of the Owner's Equity equals (25.00 dollars of the total liabilities & Owner's Equity.
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