**Create an illustration that uses two stick figures to convey the concept of accruals in accounting. The first figure, "Business", should be depicted in a business environment, such as at a desk with a laptop or a shop. The second figure, "Customer", should be in a casual setting, possibly standing near a mailbox or holding a shopping bag. The central action should show the "Business" handing a slip of paper labeled "Goods/Services" to the "Customer". At the same time, the "Customer" should be depicted as offering dollars to the "Business". Rather than the dollars reaching the "Business" directly, they should be suspended in mid-air, in a cloud labeled "Accruals". This represents the accrual principle where revenue is recognized when the goods or services are delivered, not when the payment is received. This illustration should help simplify the accrual concept in an engaging way.** - Image #1 <@1108931175751352391>
Create an illustration that uses two stick figures to convey the concept of accruals in accounting. The first figure, Business, should be depicted in a business environment, such as at a desk with a laptop or a shop. The second figure, Customer, should be in a casual setting, possibly standing near a mailbox or holding a shopping bag. The central action should show the Business handing a slip of paper labeled GoodsServices to the Customer. At the same time, the Customer should be depicted as offering dollars to the Business. Rather than the dollars reaching the Business directly, they should be suspended in midair, in a cloud labeled Accruals. This represents the accrual principle where revenue is recognized when the goods or services are delivered, not when the payment is received. This illustration should help simplify the accrual concept in an engaging way.