Option 'B' is the correct option.
When we receive any amount from our customers or debtors, it increases our cash and decreases accounts receivables. This receipt will not affect any revenue or income as we have already recoreded it at the time of the transaction of sale as per revenue recognition concept. It means only option B is correct.
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