Ms. Ameena is an Account Assistant of a Limited Liability companies in Oman. The business paid rent expense of OMR 1500. Ms. Ameena was asked to record the transactions. Due to her busy schedule she forgot to record the entire transaction. What type of Error Ms. Ameena has committed? a. Errors of Principle b. Errors of Commission c. Errors of Complete Omission d. Error of Transposition

Ms. Ameena is an Account Assistant of a Limited Liability companies in Oman. The business paid rent expense of OMR 1500. Ms. Ameena was asked to record the transactions. Due to her busy schedule she forgot to record the entire transaction. What type of Error Ms. Ameena has committed? a. Errors of Principle b. Errors of Commission c. Errors of Complete Omission d. Error of Transposition

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Chapter12: Tax Administration And Tax Planning

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