Cash as capital

In a sole properietorship firm, how much cash can be shown as capital contribution by owner in firm 

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In a sole proprietorship, the owner's entire cash contribution, after deducting all business liabilities, can be considered capital. This means the net worth of the business, represented by the cash introduced by the owner, forms the capital. Essentially, it's the owner's equity in the business.

If it sole proprietorship, the whole amount of cash less liabilities belongs to him.

Capital brought in by the owner is introduced by the owner less all liabilities .

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