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Correct option is "A". The employee steals $20,000 in cash, so the company's assets decrease. To hide the theft, the employee overstates expenses, which increases expenses and therefore reduces owner's equity. Because no liability account is involved, ...

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An employee steals $20,000 in cash from the company and conceals the theft by overstating expenses by $20,000. What is the net impact on the accounting equation? A) Assets decrease; liabilities remain unchanged; owner's equity decreases ...