Sky Jewelers Muscat received an order to supply gold ornaments worth OMR 50,000. They supplied ornaments worth OMR 30,000 up to the year ending 31st December 2020 and rest of the ornaments worth OMR 20,000 were supplied in January 2021. - Which accounting concept/convention must be followed while recording this transaction?

Sky Jewelers Muscat received an order to supply gold ornaments worth OMR 50,000. They supplied ornaments worth OMR 30,000 up to the year ending 31st December 2020 and rest of the ornaments worth OMR 20,000 were supplied in January 2021. - Which accounting concept/convention must be followed while recording this transaction?

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