Which of the following items would equal zero in the claims' section of the balance sheet of a company abiding by Islamic Finance rules?

The answer is B - Long term loans. Typically all conventional banks providing corporate loans charge interest for the repayment of those loans which is a Riba-based lending. Riba-based lending is not allowed in Islam. 

Accounts Payable are the money the company owes it's suppliers and vendors for goods / services it received from them but hasn't paid their fees yet. Those are compliant with Islamic Finance rules. Accounts Payable are usually due in 12 months or less. 

Notes Payable are similar to Accounts Payable in concept but they are more than 12 months. They are long term debt to the company's vendors and suppliers. 

The Owners' Equity Paid-in Capital is the money provided by the owners of the company as either seed capital or expansion capital. This is the most likely form of financing for start-up capital for a company which is Shari^ah compliant. 

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