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Stated below is information relating to rental income of a business. During the year to 31 December 2011 R74.500 was received as rent. As at 31st December
rent received in advance for 2010 was R4,500 (2011 was R6,000). Rent in arrears was R18,000 in 2010 (R24,000 in 2011). The rental income for the year ended 31
December 2006 would be:
1.R79.000
2. R43.000.
3.R70.000
4.R106.000
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