Accounting cycle, closing entries, post-closing trial balance
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1. Why is the accounting cycle called a "cycle"?
2. Could closing entries be made without using the income summary accounts?
3. Why does a post-closing trial balance contain only balance sheet accounts?
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Accounting cycle, closing entries, and post-closing trial balances are examined.
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An accounting cycle is called a cycle because in a given accounting period there is an effective start and end of the cycle. The beginning of the cycle is the opening of the accounting books, and its ending is when the books are closed as signaled by closing the ...
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