Difference between equity and capital
Capital and equity term are normally interchangeable used
therefore some time equity capital term is also used in place of equity or
capital. Equity and capital represent the investment made by the equity holder
of shareholder to receive the dividend. However there is slight difference
between these two terms.
Capital
Capital is basically an original investment made be the
equity holder and amount of that capital always appear under the heading of
issued or paid up capital. Capital is credited for new investment and cash or
bank is credited.
Equity
Equity is basically a residual interest means that capital
plus accumulated profit or less accumulated loss. Equity figure give an idea
that how much amount will be distributed among the equity holder in case of
liquidation. Equity is more like a disclosure of the net investment.
Example of equity and Capital
$
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Equity
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Issued Capital 100,000 @ 10
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1,000,000
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Accumulated Loss
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(250,000)
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750,000
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