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حسين محمد ياسين
24-January-2016

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Question added by bishoy nazir bisher nazir , محاسب , الشركة المصرية السويسرية للديكور
Date Posted: 2013/06/25

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by Tahir Mahmood , Freelance Accountant , Mazdoo Accounting

when IS not as per company plan, when a big part of Income is receivable.
when further expense can add.
when income is less than expense, many things as per managerial views.

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