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A schedule listing account balances for the current and previous years, and columns for adjusting and...

A schedule listing account balances for the current and previous years, and columns for adjusting and reclassifying entries proposed by the auditors to arrive at the final amount that will appear in the financial statement, is referred to as a:

Select one:

a. Working trial balance.

b. Lead schedule.

c. Summarizing schedule.

d. Supporting schedule.

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