Accounting cycle usually can be divided into the following steps:(1) from source documents.(2)Applying double-entry system to .(3) the entries in the journals into the general(and the subsidiary) ledger accounts.(4) the general ledger accounts.(5) ，journalizing and posting them into ledger accounts.(6)Preparing a .(7)Preparing .
A: Analyzing transactions
B: record transactions in journals
C: Posting
D: Adjusting
E: Making closing entries
F: trial balance
G: financial statements
A: Analyzing transactions
B: record transactions in journals
C: Posting
D: Adjusting
E: Making closing entries
F: trial balance
G: financial statements
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- Accounting cycle usually can be divided into the following steps:(1)Analyzing transactionsfrom source documents.(2)Applying double-entry system to .(3) the entries in the journals into the general(and the subsidiary) ledger accounts.(4) the general ledger accounts.(5) ，journalizing and posting them into ledger accounts.(6)Preparing a trial balance .(7)Preparing .
- Which of the following is not a step in the accounting cycle? A: Journalizing the transactions B: Preparing a sale order C: Posting of journal entries to ledger accounts D: Preparing a trial balance
- The procedure of transferring journal entries to the ledger accounts is called（） A: journalizing B: analyzing C: reporting D: posting
- The process of transferring information from journal to the ledger is known as . （ ） A: posting B: preparing a trial balance C: journalizing D: preparing financial statements
- A column in journals and ledger accounts used to cross reference journal and ledger entries is the__________. A: account balance column B: debit column C: posting reference column D: credit column E: description column