Chapter 4: Q14RQ (page 216)
What are permanent accounts? Are permanent accounts closed in the closing process?
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Permanent accounts are the accounts which are not closed at the end of the year. No, it is not closed.
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Chapter 4: Q14RQ (page 216)
What are permanent accounts? Are permanent accounts closed in the closing process?
Permanent accounts are the accounts which are not closed at the end of the year. No, it is not closed.
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