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After journalizing adjusting entries, the amounts must be posted to the accounts in the general ledger.
Income From Operations
refers to the earnings generated from the normal business activities of a company, excluding any income derived from investments or incidental sources.
Investment Centers
Division within a company that is treated as a separate unit for measuring its financial performance, often responsible for its revenues, expenses, and investments.
Profit Centers
Segments or departments within a company that are responsible for generating revenue and are evaluated on their profitability.
Net Income
The remaining income of a firm after deducting every expense and tax from the gross revenue.
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