When removing a fully depreciated Asset
from your accounting books you will Debit
your
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Business, 20.05.2021 23:10 ZachLaVine2016
When removing a fully depreciated Asset
from your accounting books you will Debit
your
and Credit your
A. Depreciation Expense; Cash
B. Accumulated Depreciation ; Depreciation Expense
C. Depreciation Expense; Inventory
D. Accumulated Depreciation ; Inventory
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