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UMAIR NOOR - Certified Accounts & Finance Professional

by UMAIR NOOR - Certified Accounts & Finance Professional , Financial Controller , FKH TRANSEQUIP FZCO

Assets=Liabilities+net Assets

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Just Liabilities alone

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by chadi chami , management , allianz sna

hust liabilities alone

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Muhammad Zubair

by Muhammad Zubair , CFO / Chief Accountant , RH Group

assets = liabilities + Accumulated Funds

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