Concept explainers
a.
Explain whether the fees income account is a permanent account or temporary account.
b.
Explain whether the J.J. drawing account is a permanent account or temporary account.
c.
Explain whether Accounts payable is a permanent account or temporary account.
d.
Explain whether
e.
Explain whether J.J. capital account is a permanent account or temporary account.
f.
Explain whether prepaid rent account is a permanent account or temporary account.
g.
Explain whether cash account is a permanent account or temporary account.
h.
Explain whether advertising expense account is a permanent account or temporary account.
i.
Explain whether utilities expense account is a permanent account or temporary account.
j.
Explain whether equipment account is a permanent account or temporary account.
k.
Explain whether salaries expense account is a permanent account or temporary account.
l.
Explain whether prepaid insurance account is a permanent account or temporary account.

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