Homework Answers
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a. |
Account payable |
L |
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b. |
Land |
A |
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c. |
Prepaid Expense |
A |
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d. |
Account Receivable |
A |
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e. |
Long-term Debt |
L |
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f. |
Merchandise Inventory |
A |
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g. |
Notes payable |
L |
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h. |
Accrued Expense payable |
L |
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i. |
Equipment |
A |
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j. |
Common shares |
E |
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k. |
Cash |
A |
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l. |
Retained Earnings |
E |
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