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Which accounting principle states that all transactions have two aspects: debit and credit? A: historical cost B: matching C: dual-aspect D: accrual E: business entity
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Which accounting principle states that all transactions have two aspects: debit and credit?

A: historical cost
B: matching
C: dual-aspect
D: accrual
E: business entity

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The answer is c

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The answer is c

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