Question 50
Adjusting entries for accrued revenues typically include which of the following related types of accounts?
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Revenue and Liability accounts |
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B. |
Revenue and Asset accounts |
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C. |
Expense and Liability accounts |
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D. |
Expense and Asset accounts |
Option B) Revenue and Asset accounts
When a revenue is accrued during the year, it should be recognised as a revenue in the same year by crediting the respective revenue account and debiting the 'revenue accrued or receivable account' since it is not yet received in cash.
Question 50 Adjusting entries for accrued revenues typically include which of the following related types of...
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