The proprietary theory, the entity theory, and the funds theory are three approaches to accounting for equities. Required: a. Describe briefly each of these theories b. State your reasons for emphasizing the application of one of these theories to each of the following: i. Single proprietorship ii. Partnership iii. Financial institutions (banks) iv. Consolidated statements v. Estate accounting

The proprietary theory, the entity theory, and the funds theory are three approaches to accounting for equities. Required: a. Describe briefly each of these theories b. State your reasons for emphasizing the application of one of these theories to each of the following: i. Single proprietorship ii. Partnership iii. Financial institutions (banks) iv. Consolidated statements v. Estate accounting

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Chapter23: Exempt Entities

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