Making an adjustment for a transaction in which the action has occurred but the cash has not yet changed hands is called "accruing" the revenue or expense.

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Accruing refers to recognizing revenue or expenses in the accounting system even though cash has not yet been exchanged. The adjustment is made to reflect a more accurate depiction of the company's financial situation.

Making an Adjustment for a Transaction in Which the Action