Business, 04.08.2019 02:30, amaraea

Meadows manufacturing follows the accrual system. an accrual results when and a deferral results when a.$6,000 cash is received before a customer has been billed; $4,500 cash is paid for next quarter's insurance for property. b.$6,000 cash is received before a customer has been billed; $4,500 cash is paid for previous quarter's insurance for property. c.$6,000 cash is received after a customer has been billed; $4,500 cash is paid for next quarter's insurance for property. d.$6,000 cash is received after a customer has been billed, $4,500 cash is paid for previous quarter's insurance for property.

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