alleryStart learning →Which accounts are zeroed out when the books close?
AAsset and liability accounts
BCapital and loan accounts
CDebtors and creditors
DRevenue and expense accounts
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Revenue and expense accounts
Revenue and expense balances are cleared and their difference is moved to retained earnings.
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