The reversing entry flips the adjustment on the first day of a new fiscal period. Thus the
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The reversing entry “flips” the adjustment on the first day of a new fiscal period. Thus the bookkeeper need not look back at what happened in the old year when recording the current year’s transactions.
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College Accounting A Practical Approach Chapters 1-26
ISBN: 9780130911421
8th Edition
Authors: Jeffrey Slater
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