Question

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the ledger accounts should be arranged in
financial statement order
order of appearance in the journal.
alphabetical order.
chronological order.
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Explanation:

In accounting (a subfield of Business), ledger accounts are typically arranged in financial statement order. This is because the financial statement order (like assets, liabilities, equity, revenues, expenses) aligns with how financial statements are structured, helping in preparing financial reports. Order of appearance in the journal, alphabetical, or chronological order are not standard for ledger arrangement.

Answer:

A. financial statement order