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pochemuha
3 years ago
6

The sarbanes oxley act was passed to

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Rzqust [24]3 years ago
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The correct answer to your question is letter D. "Both A and C"
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Cr Sales Revenue $3,800

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Cr Accounts Receivable—Chester $3,800

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Dr Accounts Receivable—Chester $3,648

Cr Sales Revenue $3,648

June 12

Dr Cash $3,648

Cr Accounts Receivable—Chester $3,648

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Cr Sales Revenue $3,800

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Dr Sales Discounts ($3,800 X 4%) $152

Cr Accounts Receivable—Chester $3,800

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Dr Cash $3,648

Cr Accounts Receivable—Chester $3,648

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