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Hybrid Accounting

Hybrid accounting combines elements of cash accounting and accrual accounting. For example, a business may record some transactions on a cash basis and others on an accrual basis depending on its reporting needs. It is often used in internal systems or special reporting environments, though formal reporting may still require full accrual treatment.

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