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Business, 30.11.2019 02:31 sotelonancy888
Respectively, accounts receivable, salary expense and salary payable are: a. all permanent accounts. b. permanent, temporary, and permanent accounts. c. temporary, permanent, and temporary accounts. d. permanent, temporary, and temporary accounts.
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