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Balance Sheet Account

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Balance Sheet Account
Any account owned by a company that is not closed out over the course of a year. Examples of balance sheet accounts include accounts payable and accounts receivable. A balance sheet account contrasts with an income account, which is closed out because it was paid in full. Balance sheet accounts are listed on a balance sheet.


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