Net worth

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Dear Friends

I am not sure if this is the right category to post this question.

My apologies if it isn't.

I want to know if a person wants to prepare his Net Worth Statement and while doing so finds that his Liabiliteis are more than his Assets, then what shall we call the difference amount?

If Assets are more than Liabilities, i think the difference amount is his Capital. Am i right?

regards

shivani

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Net Worth = Total Assets - Total liabilities

If the resultant figure is positive than is is called the positive net worth and if the resultant figure is nagative than it is called the nagative net worth.

Net Worth = Total Assets - Total liabilities (excluding capital & reserve or surplus)

Networth can be negative or positive.

You have positive net worth if assets>liabilities.

You have negative net worth if liabilities >assets


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