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In this question, you've asked me to match terms to their definitions.
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Accrued expense, deferred expense, accrued revenue, and deferred revenue.
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And here are the definitions that you gave me.
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The first being revenue has not yet been earned, but money has been collected in advance.
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This would be a type of deferred revenue because we are delaying earning the revenue even though we have collected the money in advance.
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The second is that we have office supplies on hand that we're going to use next period.
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This would be an example of a deferred expense because we are delaying using the supplies, thus delaying incurring the expense.
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The third is that we collected rent revenue, but we didn't earn it yet.
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This would be the same as number one when we collected the cash, but we have delayed earning the revenue.
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It would be d, a deferred revenue.
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The flip side of that would be if we have not yet collected the money for the rent, but we have earned it.
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That's called an accrued revenue.
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We have earned it, but we haven't yet collected the money...