Mr. Ahmed is working as an accounts officer in Akbar & Akhtar Industries LLC which is a building material supplying company in received a loan of OMR 10,000 from bank Muscat Shinas branch on the guarantee of Akbar & Akhtar Industries LLC. In this case may be available to Mr. Ahmed? O a. Familiarity threat O b. Advocacy threat Oc Self-interest threat d. Intimidation threat

Mr. Ahmed is working as an accounts officer in Akbar & Akhtar Industries LLC which is a building material supplying company in received a loan of OMR 10,000 from bank Muscat Shinas branch on the guarantee of Akbar & Akhtar Industries LLC. In this case may be available to Mr. Ahmed? O a. Familiarity threat O b. Advocacy threat Oc Self-interest threat d. Intimidation threat

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Chapter4: Gross Income

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