Azure Mapping Solutions, Inc., is an advisory corporation owned by outside investors with $9 million in annual gross receipts. It should use: a. the accrual basis of accounting because it has no inventory. b. the cash basis of accounting because it is an advisory corporation. c. the cash basis of accounting because its annual gross receipts exceed $5 million. d. the accrual basis of accounting because its annual gross receipts exceed $5 million.

Azure Mapping Solutions, Inc., is an advisory corporation owned by outside investors with $9 million in annual gross receipts. It should use: a. the accrual basis of accounting because it has no inventory. b. the cash basis of accounting because it is an advisory corporation. c. the cash basis of accounting because its annual gross receipts exceed $5 million. d. the accrual basis of accounting because its annual gross receipts exceed $5 million.

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Chapter20: Corporations And Parterships

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