Exposition comparison of basic accounting equation
Two examples of the basic accounting equation to complete financial transactions look different is not it?
In the completion of the first equation, making the classification of the assets and liabilities, income and expenses are directly added or subtracted to the capital. In the second equation the elements of assets and liabilities are not graded, but the burden is separated from capital and income. In practice in the world of work you can use one of the two equations, given that the end result or the resulting information together.
Moreover, the reality in the business world would you encounter a lot of similar transactions, ie transactions that cause changes in assets, liabilities, or equity. The examples presented above are just a small part of the actual transaction. It is hoped that these examples can be used as a reference in accounting attitude if similar transactions.
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