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    Liabilities Are Present Obligations of an Entity,whereas Owners' Equity Is
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Liabilities Are Present Obligations of an Entity,whereas Owners' Equity Is

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Liabilities are present obligations of an entity,whereas owners' equity is a residual interest or claim but not an obligation to transfer assets.

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