What is an error of principle give two example
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Common errors of principle can include: mixing up debits and credits, using the wrong liability account for an expense, crediting the wrong type of asset account for a payment, or potentially debiting the wrong client account in an accounts receivable transaction
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- Common errors of principle can include: mixing up debits and credits, using the wrong liability account for an expense, crediting the wrong type of asset account for a payment, or potentially debiting the wrong client account in an accounts receivable transaction.
- The error of omission refers to the error in which a transaction is not at all recorded in the books, either completely or partially. ... Errors of principle indicate the error of recording a transaction against the basic convention or principle of accounting.
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