Which account is not used during the closing process? O Depreciation expense O Retained earnings O Salaries and wages payable O Sales revenue Save for Later
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The closing process in accounting involves transferring the balances of temporary accounts (revenue, expense, and dividend accounts) to permanent accounts (like Retained Earnings) at the end of an accounting period. This resets the temporary accounts to zero for Show more…
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