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The Accounting Cycle & Transaction Analysis final assessment involves analyzing and recording business transactions via journal entries, posting these journal entries to T-accounts, preparing a trial balance, journalizing and posting adjusting entries, and preparing an adjusted trial b

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The Accounting Cycle & Transaction Analysis final assessment involves analyzing and recording business transactions via journal entries, posting these journal entries to T-accounts, preparing a trial balance, journalizing and posting adjusting entries, and preparing an adjusted trial balance. In completing these tasks, you will demonstrate an understanding of the accounting cycle, accounting process and accrual concept, double-entry accounting, and the importance of GAAP.
Accounting Cycle & Transaction Analysis- Final Assessment Template

 

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