Classification of Errors as per Accounting
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Answer / ravi.ch
error of ommission
error of commission
error of dulplication
error of principle
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Answer / shiva
1.Error of Commission
2.Error of Ommission
3. Error of Principle
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 3 Yes | 0 No |
Answer / munawar
error of ommission
error of commission
compensating error
error of principle
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Answer / vishal rana
ERRORS OF OMISSION,
ERRORS OF COMISION,
ERRORS OF PRINCIPAL,
ERRORS OF DUPLICATION,
COMPENSATING ERROR.
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Answer / sachin h d
1. Errors of Omission
2. Errors of Commission
3. Errors of Principle
4. Compensating Errors
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Answer / shweta
Error of commission
Error of commission
Clerical errors
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