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The total of the stockholders’ rights or claims to the assets of a corporation is called total stockholders’ equity.
Total Equity is the value of a company after its assets minus its liabilities. Equity capital consists of several components including contributed capital, retained earnings, dividends and treasury stock. Equity capital is equal to the total assets of a company minus its total liabilities. All these figures can be found on the company's balance sheet. Total capital is at the bottom of the balance sheet. If no balance sheet is available, equity can be calculated by adding the sum of all assets and subtracting the sum of all liabilities. Capital is the amount invested in a business by a company owner. This includes the money they directly invested and the cumulative income the company has reinvested since its inception. Total capital is at the bottom of the balance sheet. If no balance sheet is available, shareholder equity can be calculated by adding the sum of all assets and subtracting the sum of all liabilities.
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