All of the following are considered to be operating revenues or expenses that are persistent except
A)the sale of furniture by a furniture company.
B)interest expense related to financing with bonds.
C)depreciation expense on machinery.
D)cost of delivering goods.

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A, C, and D are considered operating revenues or expenses that are persistent because they are directly related to the company's core business operations and are expected to continue in the future. However, interest expense related to financing with bonds is a non-operating expense and is not directly related to the company's core business operations, and therefore, is not considered a persistent operating expense.

All of the Following Are Considered to Be Operating Revenues