ACCT.PRINCIPLES-WILEYPLUS NEXTGEN
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Chapter 3, Problem 8BE
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Accrual basis principle: According to this principle of accounting, revenue should be recognized at the time when it is earned, doesn’t matter, it is received or not and expense should be recognized when it is incurred, doesn’t matter it is paid or not.
To determine: Type of adjusting entries and accounts related to them.
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