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Please complete both parts. Part I (1) What are the steps in the accounting cycle and why do they have to be done in order?

Please complete both parts.

Part I

(1) What are the steps in the accounting cycle and why do they have to be done in order?

(2) Is it ever a good idea to skip any of the steps? Please explain.

Part II

(1) What is a temporary account and which specific accounts or types of accounts are considered temporary?

(2) Is "Owner's Capital" a temporary or permanent account? Please explain what happens to this account during the closing process.

(3) Please post both journal entries for the 2-Step closing process using ONE of the scenarios below. If needed, please review the examples in Chapter 4 for guidance.

Please indicate which scenario you are answering and include the date for each. Assume the period ends December 31 for either scenario.

Scenario A

Scenario B

Cash $10,100

Accounts Receivable $7,300

Accounts Payable $1,172

A.A., Capital $14,300

A.A., Drawing $2,500

Service Revenue $5,816

Rental Revenue $3,082

Rent Expense $2,404

Wages Expense $1,603

Utilities Expense $401

Miscellaneous Expense $62

Cash $616,000

Accounts Receivable $444,750

Accounts Payable $249,450

B.B., Capital $880,000

B.B., Drawing $11,000

Fees Earned (Revenue) $520,400

Wages Expense $488,000

Rent Expense $65,000

Supplies Expense $11,200

Miscellaneous Expense $13,900

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