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Accounting Event

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Accounting Event
Anything that alters a company's financial statement. Accounting events may be external; for example, a sale is an accounting event because it reduces inventory and increases revenue. Likewise, they may be internal; for example, depreciation and amortization are accounting events because they show up on a balance sheet even though no cash changes hands.


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