When should the accounting cycle be modified for specialized industries? a) When standard periods don't match business operations b) Only during tax season. c) Never under any circumstances d) For all small businesses

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When should the accounting cycle be modified for specialized industries?

When should the accounting cycle be
modified for specialized industries?
a) When standard periods don't match
business operations
b) Only during tax season.
c) Never under any circumstances
d) For all small businesses
Transcribed Image Text:When should the accounting cycle be modified for specialized industries? a) When standard periods don't match business operations b) Only during tax season. c) Never under any circumstances d) For all small businesses
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