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Under accrual accounting, what circumstances would likely prompt a year-end adjustment? Select all that apply.
-Employees worked during December but were not paid until early January.
-Employees were given a raise in wages during December.
-In November a customer paid in advance for six months of insurance.
-On October 1 the firm paid in advance for supplies that arrived in December.
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