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4. The accounting equation remains in balance due to ________-entry bookkeeping.
DOUBLE ULBEDO13. Accounts _______________ is a balance sheet account with a debit balance.
RECEIVABLE BELRCAVEEI14. _______________ Depreciation is a balance sheet account with a credit balance.
ACCUMULATED MAELDTCCUUA18. Accounts _____________ is a balance sheet account with a credit balance.
PAYABLE YLEBAPA19. A ________ balance is an internal report to show that the general ledger's debit balances add up to the same total as the credit balances.
TRIAL RILTA20. The requirement that each journal entry needs to have at least one debit and one credit is known as __________-entry bookkeeping.
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