Answer:
Statement of Owners' Equity
Explanation:
The Statement of Owners' Equity, also referred to as Statement of Stockholders' Equity, is a financial statement used to report the changes in the all of the equity accounts of a corporation. It also reports number of shares and any changes in a firm's preferred, common, and treasury stock that occurred during the year.
The Income Statement (also referred to as the Statement of Earnings) reports the net income or loss of a company for a specific period. It only reflects revenues and expense accounts of the firm, and not the equity accounts.
The Balance Sheet (also referred to as the Statement of Financial Position) reflects the assets, liabilities, and stockholders' equity accounts of a company as of a specific date. The information contained in its "Stockholders' Equity" section comes from the Retained Earnings Statement. However, the Balance Sheet does not provide the changes in the equity accounts of a company.
Therefore, the correct answer is Statement of Owners' Equity.
