Provide answer How does reciprocal accounting differ from standard intercompanyaccounting?a) Transactions are recorded at year-end onlyb) One entity records the transaction firstc) Mutual transactions simultaneously affect both entities' recordsd) Each entity keeps independent records.

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How does reciprocal accounting differ from standard intercompany accounting? a) Transactions are recorded at year-end only b) One entity records the transaction first c) Mutual transactions simultaneously affect both entities' records d) Each entity keeps independent records.