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Identify other account in a transacton when accounts receivable is dereased?
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∙ 15y ago
The other account is usually cash.
Transactions are exchanges of things of value. Accounts Receivable is a asset - something of value owned by an entity.
If Accounts Receivable is decreased, that means that the entity received something of value (or other asset - usually cash) in exchange.
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