Economic events that affect an entity's accounting equation,but that are not transactions between the entity and outside parties are called:

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Internal transactions refer to the economic events that occur within an entity, such as depreciation of assets, use of supplies, and accrual of wages. These events affect the accounting equation, but there is no exchange of goods or services with an outside party. Therefore, economic events that affect the accounting equation, but are not transactions with external parties, are called internal transactions.

Economic Events That Affect an Entity's Accounting Equation,but That Are