TB 02-110 The Demand Company buys $30,000 of equipment. The Demand Company buys $30,000 of equipment and funds half the purchase through liquidating common shares that it owns, while incurring an informal promise to pay the remainder at the end of the month. What is the impact of this transaction on the basic accounting equation? Multiple Choice Both sides are impacted and the right-hand side does not equal the left-hand side. Only the left-hand side is impacted. Both sides are impacted and the right-hand side equals the left-hand side. Only the right-hand side is impacted.

TB 02-110 The Demand Company buys $30,000 of equipment. The Demand Company buys $30,000 of equipment and funds half the purchase through liquidating common shares that it owns, while incurring an informal promise to pay the remainder at the end of the month. What is the impact of this transaction on the basic accounting equation? Multiple Choice Both sides are impacted and the right-hand side does not equal the left-hand side. Only the left-hand side is impacted. Both sides are impacted and the right-hand side equals the left-hand side. Only the right-hand side is impacted.

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