The failure to accrue revenues for services rendered but not billable until future periods would be considered a self-correcting error.

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A self-correcting error refers to a mistake in financial reporting that offsets itself over two accounting periods, without the need for a formal adjustment. The failure to accrue revenues for services rendered but not billable until future periods is an error in revenue recognition, which requires an adjusting entry to correct and does not automatically self-correct over time.

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