-Ms. Noor is an Account Assistant of a Merchandise business in Oman. The business paid monthly salaries to all employees of OMR 7000. Ms. Noor was asked to record the transaction. But due to her busy schedule she forgot to record the entire transaction. The type of Error was committed by Ms. Noor: a. Error of Partial Omission b. Error of Principle c. Error of Transposition d. Error Complete Omission

-Ms. Noor is an Account Assistant of a Merchandise business in Oman. The business paid monthly salaries to all employees of OMR 7000. Ms. Noor was asked to record the transaction. But due to her busy schedule she forgot to record the entire transaction. The type of Error was committed by Ms. Noor: a. Error of Partial Omission b. Error of Principle c. Error of Transposition d. Error Complete Omission

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Chapter7: Credit Cards And Consumer Loans

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