compute the owner's equity for norman gonzales on dec. 31,20X1 based on the fallowing data; norman gonzales ,capital january 1 ,20X1 P450 000 norman gonzales, cash drawings for 20X1 120 000 norman gonzales. additional investment 20X1 80 000 net income 20X1 90 000

compute the owner's equity for norman gonzales on dec. 31,20X1 based on the fallowing data; norman gonzales ,capital january 1 ,20X1 P450 000 norman gonzales, cash drawings for 20X1 120 000 norman gonzales. additional investment 20X1 80 000 net income 20X1 90 000

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Chapter4: Gross Income

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