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A Merchandiser
Closing Journal Entries:
i) Close the dividends account.
ii) Close revenue accounts.
iii) Close expense accounts.
iv) Close the income summary account.
Explanation:
Closing journal entries are closing entries made at the end of an accounting period to zero out all temporary accounts so that their balances are transferred to permanent accounts. Â To close temporary accounts is to set them at the end of the period to nil balances.
Temporary accounts are not permanent. Â They do not have running balances that continue from one period to the next, unlike permanent accounts. Â All temporary accounts are closed to the income statement and used to determine the financial performance of an entity. Â Permanent accounts are stated in the balance sheet (to determine the financial position of an entity) and appear as opening balances in the next period's accounts.
Answer:
Close the withdrawals account.
Close expense accounts.
Close revenue accounts.
Close the income summary account.
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