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2. In a general journal entry, the amount to be ___________ is listed first.
DEBITED IEDBTDE3. In a general journal entry, the account to be _________ is indented.
CREDITED CDEITRED7. Adjusting entries are necessary for accrual accounting and to achieve the ___________ principle.
MATCHING CNMAGTIH9. ___________ entries are prepared on the first day of the accounting period following certain adjusting entries.
REVERSING NIVRRGESE10. An income __________ account might be used when transferring the balances from the income statement accounts to an owner's equity account.
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