the fundamental assumptions in accounting is the "Separate Entity Assumption". Following the assumption, and assuming you operate a hair salon in Downtown, provide Two examples of items/transactions that should NOT appear in the salon's accounting records. Briefly explain why.

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One of the fundamental assumptions in accounting is the "Separate Entity Assumption". Following the assumption, and assuming you operate a hair salon in Downtown, provide Two examples of items/transactions that should NOT appear in the salon's accounting records. Briefly explain why.

 

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