Which of the following business events would not be recorded in the accounting records? Group of answer choices A. Obtaining a bank loan. B. Putting down a deposit on a new vehicle. C. Signing a contract to rent equipment in the next accounting period. D. Receiving a deposit from a customer.

Which of the following business events would not be recorded in the accounting records? Group of answer choices A. Obtaining a bank loan. B. Putting down a deposit on a new vehicle. C. Signing a contract to rent equipment in the next accounting period. D. Receiving a deposit from a customer.

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A. Obtaining a bank loan.

B. Putting down a deposit on a new vehicle.

C. Signing a contract to rent equipment in the next accounting period.

D. Receiving a deposit from a customer.

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