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In the revenue cycle, the most significant accounts typically include revenue and
Introduction: Account receivable is an amount of money which company has to receive from someone for any provided service or for sale of product. A revenue cycle is the process that starts with receiving the order, approving the credit sale, dispatching and shipping the goods, billing the customer and receiving the cash.
To determine: If the statement is true or false.
Answer to Problem 2CYBK
True
Explanation of Solution
A revenue cycle includes transactions related to revenue that begins with receiving the order and end and collecting the cash from the customer. Account receivable is the average number of days or time that required to collect the payment from the customer with respect to the credit sales. The company desire to collects is due as soon as possible to reduce its revenue cycle. Thus, the most significant account include revenue and account receivable.
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