1. Which of the following accounts could appear in an adjusting entry, closing entry and reversing entry? a. Interest Income b. Salaries Payable c. Depreciation Expense-Buildings d. Accumulated Depreciation-Buildings

Explain an example to record the adjusting entry for accrued revenue.

Describe the accounting changes in depreciation.

Which of the following accounts could be part of a regular journal entry, an adjusting entry,  a closing entry, and a reversing entry?    interest revenue     account receivable         depreciation expense         unearned revenue         prepaid insurance

Accounting Changes A material, prior period error impacting repairs expense.will affect which account(s) in subsequ O current liabilities O current assets O retained earnings operating expense Save for Later 12

On the balance sheet, accumulated depreciation is: 
 Group of answer choices   subtracted from property and equipment. added to total liabilities. added to property and equipment. subtracted from total liabilities.

Which of the following are all temporary accounts? a.Liabilities and assets b.Liabilities, revenue, and expenses c.Assets, liabilities, and owner's Drawing d.Revenue, expenses, and the Owner's Drawing e.Revenue, liabilities, and the owner's Drawing

How would accumulated depreciation be classified on the balance sheet? current asset fixed asset current liability O long term liability

How is the account Land classified and what kind of balance should it have? Group of answer choices fixed, credit current asset, debit fixed, debit current asset, credit