MITS MIGH W33 Across 4. Set of accounting standards that have authoritative support 8. Land lease, building mortgage ✓9. Examples: Salaries, cost of goods, shipping costs, utilities 10. The basic form of an account ✓11. Ability to pay obligations expected to become due ***** Down 1. Increase in assets or decrease in liabilities 3. The left side of an account ✓5. Examples: Cash, property, plant, and equipment ✓6. Goods available for future sales or use in service for customers 7. The right side of an account

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