Company ABC reported initial net income of $8,500 and end-of-year retained earnings of $52,000. During the year-end audit, it was discovered that: ⚫ Revenues were undercounted by $3,000 ⚫ Depreciation expense was overcounted by $1,200 ⚫ Insurance expense was undercounted by $800 Calculate the adjusted net income.

Company ABC reported initial net income of $8,500 and end-of-year retained earnings of $52,000. During the year-end audit, it was discovered that: ⚫ Revenues were undercounted by $3,000 ⚫ Depreciation expense was overcounted by $1,200 ⚫ Insurance expense was undercounted by $800 Calculate the adjusted net income.

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