On November 1, Zuhoor Muscat Company provided services to customers and billed them for RO 6,500. If Zuhoor Muscat Company did not prepare an adjusting entry for this transaction, then: O a. Net Income will be overstated by RO 6,500. O b. Liabilities will be understated by RO 6,500. O c. None of the options are correct. O d. Revenues will be understated by RO 6,500. O e. Assets will be overstated by RO 6,500.

On November 1, Zuhoor Muscat Company provided services to customers and billed them for RO 6,500. If Zuhoor Muscat Company did not prepare an adjusting entry for this transaction, then: O a. Net Income will be overstated by RO 6,500. O b. Liabilities will be understated by RO 6,500. O c. None of the options are correct. O d. Revenues will be understated by RO 6,500. O e. Assets will be overstated by RO 6,500.

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Chapter4: The Adjustment Process

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