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Many businesses only record revenues when they are actually received. At the end of an accounting period, all revenues earned but not yet collected require adjusting entries. The adjustment is performed by debiting an asset account and crediting a revenue account. As a result, financial statements will be able to properly match revenues and expenses. A reversing entry is performed at the first day of the new period to simplify accounting.
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