DF: ACCOUNTING PRINC 14E WPNGEC 1 SEM
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Numbering of accounts: Once all the ledgers are prepared, they are given numbers. These account numbers are used to prepare chart of accounts. This step is carried at the end.
To Determine: The reason of numbering the accounts in the last step and the advantage of numbering the accounts.
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