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In double-entry accounting, where should you record money that is leaving your company to pay bills? A. In the debits column B. In the credits column C. In the asset column D. I…

In double-entry accounting, where should you record money that is leaving your company to pay bills? A. In the debits column B. In the credits column C. In the asset column D. I…
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In double-entry accounting, where should you record money that is leaving your company to pay bills? A. In the debits column B. In the credits column C. In the asset column D. In the cash flow column

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B. In the credits column.

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B. In the credits column
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