corrected profit for the following year
Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions
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Compute for the corrected profit for the following year:
2019
A.550,000
B.450,000
c.360,000
D.500,000

Transcribed Image Text:Use the following information for the next five (5) questions:
Havana Uno Company reported the following net income figures without knowledge
of inventory errors.
Year
Reported Net Income Error in Ending Inventory
2019
500,000
Overstated
50,000
2020
520,000
Overstated
90,000
2021
540,000
Understated 110,000
2022
560,000
No error
2023
580,000
Understated
20,000
2024
600,000
Overstated 100,000
Compute the corrected profit for the following year:
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