Explain how the business should account

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The Michelle Cook Law Firm uses a client database. Assume Michelle Cook paid $5,000 for a computer.

Requirements

1. Explain how the business should account for the $5,000 expenditure under
a. the cash basis.
b. the accrual basis.

Reference no: EM1378099

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