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Pepsi [2]
3 years ago
11

Difference between accounts payable and accounts receivable

Business
1 answer:
algol133 years ago
8 0
Payable=outcome
receive=Income
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Accounts Payable                         $45,000         $33,000

Taxes Payable                                20,000              8,000

Bonds Payable                             200,000          100,000

Common Stock                              50,000           20,000

Retained Earnings                       300,000          109,000

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Item                                     Pace             Spin            Total

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= $150,000 - ($270,000 - 141,000)  = $21,000

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