The business made a sale of OMR 2100 (cost was OR 18000), on credit basis. Theeffect on Account Receivable will be : What would be the effect on a businessprofit, which has been calculated takingclosingstock value less by OMR 1000 than itsactual amount?

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The business made a sale of OMR 2100 (
cost was OR 18000), on credit basis. The
effect on Account Receivable will be :

What would be the effect on a business
profit, which has been calculated taking
closing
stock value less by OMR 1000 than its
actual amount?

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