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The accounting cycle begins with the journalizing of the transactions.
Land Improvements
An asset account that records improvements made to land; such improvements have a limited life and are subject to depreciation (examples are a driveway or fences).
Limited Life
A term often used to describe the finite existence or duration of certain entities or agreements.
Installation Costs
The expenses associated with setting up equipment or machinery for use, which can include labor, materials, and other direct or indirect costs.
Freight
The charge imposed for the transport of goods by sea, air, or land.
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