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why share capital shown in liability side of a balance sheet
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Answer Posted / sitaram sawant
share capital is basically capital contributed from public
and they hv share on that particular company to the extent
capital contributed by them. it's not company's own
capital, it contribution from public or partners. that why
it is come under liability side
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