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Business, 20.06.2019 18:02 hebiancao

Q3.4: owens industries is trying to increase its profile in the community. as part of this effort, owens sponsors a little league baseball team. the cost of sponsorship is $850. how should owens record this transaction in order to maintain a balanced accounting equation (a = l + se)?

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