An invoice with an amount of OMR 8,500 dated March 20th, and terms of payment on ordinary dating 2/10, n/30 have been received. The bill is paid on April 18th. Which of the following is the last date of credit period? a. April 19th b. March 30th C. April 18th d. March 29th

An invoice with an amount of OMR 8,500 dated March 20th, and terms of payment on ordinary dating 2/10, n/30 have been received. The bill is paid on April 18th. Which of the following is the last date of credit period? a. April 19th b. March 30th C. April 18th d. March 29th

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Chapter3: Review Of A Company's Accounting System

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An invoice with an amount of OMR 8,500 dated
March 20th, and terms of payment on ordinary
dating 2/10, n/30 have been received. The bill is
paid on April 18th. Which of the following is the
last date of credit period?
a. April 19th
b. March 30th
C. April 18th
d. March 29th

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