a $1,000 increase to Revenue in Assets and a $1,000 increase to owners' equity
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Bill's Auto Repair received a customer payment of $1,000. Which entry is appropriate with a compound
journal entry?
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a $1,000 increase to Revenue in Assets and a $1,000 increase to owners' equity
a $1,000 increase to Assets and a $1,000 increase to owners' equity
a $1,000 increase to Accounts Receivable and a $1,000 increase to Assets
a $1,000 decrease to Assets and a $1,000 increase to owners' equity
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