Co. presents the following information for 2020: A new product liability lawsuit was files rela o the drug of the Pharmacy, the attorney's asses the likelihood (55%) and allows the company to recc loss under IFRS. If the range of estimates is between $100,000 and $200,000. 1. Determine the amount of Loss (if any) that ABC will accrue for 2020 using IFRS. $ 2. If ABC Co. uses US GAAP, what is the effect of this transaction on Net Income in 2020? (select only one) ncrease , Decrease It remains the same

Co. presents the following information for 2020: A new product liability lawsuit was files rela o the drug of the Pharmacy, the attorney's asses the likelihood (55%) and allows the company to recc loss under IFRS. If the range of estimates is between $100,000 and $200,000. 1. Determine the amount of Loss (if any) that ABC will accrue for 2020 using IFRS. $ 2. If ABC Co. uses US GAAP, what is the effect of this transaction on Net Income in 2020? (select only one) ncrease , Decrease It remains the same

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ABC Co. presents the following information for 2020: A new product liability lawsuit was files related
to the drug of the Pharmacy, the attorney's asses the likelihood (55%) and allows the company to record
a loss under IFRS. If the range of estimates is between $100,000 and $200,000.
1. Determine the amount of Loss (if any) that ABC will accrue for 2020 using IFRS. S
2. If ABC Co. uses US GAAP, what is the effect of this transaction on Net Income in 2020?
(select only one)
Increase
Decrease
Explanation and *calculations.
It remains the same

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