UNDER THE CASH BASIS OF ACCOUNTING, A UTILITY BILL RECEIVED IN OCTOBER AND PAID IN NOVEMBER WOULD BE RECORDED IN A. OCTOBER B. RECORDED WHEN RECEIVED C. NOVEMBER D. NOT RECORDED AT ALL

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Problem 1RE: On December 31, Harrison Company reports the following assets: Which of these are included in, and...
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UNDER THE CASH BASIS OF ACCOUNTING, A UTILITY BILL RECEIVED IN
OCTOBER AND PAID IN NOVEMBER WOULD BE RECORDED IN
A. OCTOBER
B. RECORDED WHEN RECEIVED
C. NOVEMBER
D. NOT RECORDED AT ALL
Transcribed Image Text:UNDER THE CASH BASIS OF ACCOUNTING, A UTILITY BILL RECEIVED IN OCTOBER AND PAID IN NOVEMBER WOULD BE RECORDED IN A. OCTOBER B. RECORDED WHEN RECEIVED C. NOVEMBER D. NOT RECORDED AT ALL
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