Problem 2 Complete the chart. Two rows have been completed for you as examples Tip: Some of these accounts are discussed in Chapters 7 & 8, and you can find them on the Sample General Ledger Accounts table at the back of your book (also available in the e-text). Accounting Equation Normal Financial Financial Statement Temporary Closed /Not Account Title Classification Balance Statement Classification /Permanent Closed Merchandise Inventory Asset Debit Balance Sheet Current Asset Permanent Not Closed Sales Discounts Contra-revenue Debit Income Statement Revenue Temporary Closed Sales Returns & Allowances Petty Cash Fund Allowance for Doubtful Accounts

Problem 2 Complete the chart. Two rows have been completed for you as examples Tip: Some of these accounts are discussed in Chapters 7 & 8, and you can find them on the Sample General Ledger Accounts table at the back of your book (also available in the e-text). Accounting Equation Normal Financial Financial Statement Temporary Closed /Not Account Title Classification Balance Statement Classification /Permanent Closed Merchandise Inventory Asset Debit Balance Sheet Current Asset Permanent Not Closed Sales Discounts Contra-revenue Debit Income Statement Revenue Temporary Closed Sales Returns & Allowances Petty Cash Fund Allowance for Doubtful Accounts

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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