
Reversing entries: An entry created or recorded to reverse the entry which is already recorded in the books of accounts is termed as reversing entries. The reversing entry occurs at the commencement of the reporting period. This kind of entries are used in the accounting at the time of accumulation of income and expense in the foregoing time frame. The reversing entries are made to abridge the recording of definite transactions which transpire in the future period.
To prepare: To prepare the adjusting and reversing entries of the DB Company.
To prepare: To prepare the reversing entries of the DB Company.

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