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Question

A company using cash basis accounting has $10,000 in unpaid invoices at the end of the year. How should this be adjusted for accrual basis accounting?

Accepted Answer

Record $10,000 as accounts receivable and recognize revenue.

Answer

Record $10,000 as accounts payable and recognize an expense.

Answer

Ignore the unpaid invoices until cash is received.

Answer

Record $10,000 as a liability and defer revenue recognition.

A company using cash basis accounting has \$10,000 in unpaid invoices at the end of the year. How should this be adjusted for accrual basis accounting?