1.Historical cost of equipment in Medical Services Division2.Salaries earned during 20163.Unfunded pension obligation that...

1.Historical cost of equipment in Medical Services Division

2.Salaries earned during 2016

3.Unfunded pension obligation that company expects to fully fund in 2017

4.Fees earned for providing HR consulting services to client in 2016

5.Recruiting brochures in HR’s storeroom

6.Amount spent in 2016 to place job ads in Wall Street Journal

7.Wages owed to employees for work done in 2016 that will not be paid until early 2017

8.2016 profits put back in the company and not paid as dividends

9.Principal on loan due in 2020

Need help on identifying which ones are assets, which ones are liability, and which ones are equity

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1.Historical cost of equipment in Medical Services Division - Assets

2.Salaries earned during 2016 - Equity (as comes under Expense, which will reduce retained earnings)

3.Unfunded pension obligation that company expects to fully fund in 2017 - Liability

4.Fees earned for providing HR consulting services to client in 2016 - Equity (as comes under income, which will increase retained earnings)

5.Recruiting brochures in HR’s storeroom - Assets

6.Amount spent in 2016 to place job ads in Wall Street Journal- Equity (as comes under Expense, which will reduce retained earnings)

7.Wages owed to employees for work done in 2016 that will not be paid until early 2017 - Liability

8.2016 profits put back in the company and not paid as dividends - Equity

9.Principal on loan due in 2020 - Liability

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