What is Accrued Revenue in Accounting? With Examples!
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Accrued revenue is an accounting term for money your business has earned, for which you have not been paid yet and you have not invoiced your customer for yet.
In this video we explore an example of how to use accrued revenue to better understand the term.
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00:00 What is Accrued Revenue in Accounting? With Examples!
00:01 Accrued revenue definition
00:10 Accrued revenue examples
00:57 Accrued revenue adjusting entries
01:36 Accrued revenue adjustment journal
02:16 Accrued revenue on the balance sheet
04:03 Accrued revenue reversing journal
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