ACC1100 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Comprehensive Income, Retained Earnings, Share Capital

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Definition of equity: the residual interest once total liabilities are deducted from total assets. However, it is dependent on the recognition of the corresponding assets or liabilities. Definition of total comprehensive income: the changes in equity during the period resulting from transactions and other events, other than the changes resulting from transactions involving owners. Total comprehensive income = profit/loss from everyday trading activities (i. s) + other comprehensive income. Other comprehensive income: items of income or expense that are not recognised as part of profit or loss as required by australian accounting standards. All items of income and expenses recognised in a period will be presented in either one single report or two reports. If a single report is used, it is entitled statement of comprehensive income. This includes the income and expenses in the income statement as well as the other comprehensive income straight underneath it. If two reports are used, they are entitled income statement and statement of.

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