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How would your company track sales income in a journal entry in the accounting cycle? (1 point) Responses recorded as a credit...Question
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How would your company track sales income in a journal entry in the accounting cycle?
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recorded as a credit
recorded as a credit
recorded as a debit
recorded as a debit
recorded as a balance
recorded as a balance
recorded as a closure
recorded as a closure
How would your company track sales income in a journal entry in the accounting cycle?
(1 point)
Responses
recorded as a credit
recorded as a credit
recorded as a debit
recorded as a debit
recorded as a balance
recorded as a balance
recorded as a closure
recorded as a closure
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Sales income would be **recorded as a credit** in a journal entry in the accounting cycle.
In accounting, revenue (such as sales income) is typically recognized as a credit, while expenses and assets are recorded as debits.
In accounting, revenue (such as sales income) is typically recognized as a credit, while expenses and assets are recorded as debits.
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