A company has entered a construction contract on 1st January 2018. The contract will take 2 years to complete, and the final contract price is OMR 6,000,000. At the end of first year 2018 the company incurred a cost of OMR 2,400,000 and 70% of work has been completed. Certificate for work completed have been issued to the value of RO 4,200,000. It is estimated that a further cost of OMR 1,600,000 will be incurred in the year 2019 to complete the contract. You are required to calculate the profit that will be accounted for the year 2018. O a. OMR 200,000. O b. OMR 2,000,000. OC. OMR 2,400,00. O d. OMR 1,800,000.

A company has entered a construction contract on 1st January 2018. The contract will take 2 years to complete, and the final contract price is OMR 6,000,000. At the end of first year 2018 the company incurred a cost of OMR 2,400,000 and 70% of work has been completed. Certificate for work completed have been issued to the value of RO 4,200,000. It is estimated that a further cost of OMR 1,600,000 will be incurred in the year 2019 to complete the contract. You are required to calculate the profit that will be accounted for the year 2018. O a. OMR 200,000. O b. OMR 2,000,000. OC. OMR 2,400,00. O d. OMR 1,800,000.

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