Restate the company’s financial results for 2019 assuming the use of the FIFO method. Assume an effective tax rate of 20 percent. E6.20LIFO Reserve: Restating Financial Statements. The following information is taken from the annual reportof Herman Miller, Inc.:(in millions)20192018Cost of goods sold$1,637.3$1,508.2Net income before tax200.1170.5Ending inventory. .Inventory reserve184.2162.4171.5149.8Herman Miller uses LIFO to value its inventory. Restate the company's financial results for 2019 assuming theuse of the FIFO method. Assume an effective tax rate of 20 percent. Which method-FIFO or LIFO–shouldHerman Miller use to report its financial results to its shareholders? Why?

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E6.20 LIFO Reserve: Restating Financial Statements. The following information is taken from the annual report of Herman Miller, Inc.: (in millions) 2019 2018 Cost of goods sold $1,637.3 $1,508.2 170.5 162.4 Net income before tax 200.1 Ending inventory. Inventory reserve. 184.2 171.5 149.8 Herman Miller uses LIFO to value its inventory. Restate the company's financial results for 2019 assuming the use of the FIFO method. Assume an effective tax rate of 20 percent. Which method-FIFO or LIFO-should Herman Miller use to report its financial results to its shareholders? Why?

E6.20 LIFO Reserve: Restating Financial Statements. The following information is taken from the annual report of Herman Miller, Inc.: (in millions) 2019 2018 Cost of goods sold $1,637.3 $1,508.2 170.5 162.4 Net income before tax 200.1 Ending inventory. Inventory reserve. 184.2 171.5 149.8 Herman Miller uses LIFO to value its inventory. Restate the company's financial results for 2019 assuming the use of the FIFO method. Assume an effective tax rate of 20 percent. Which method-FIFO or LIFO-should Herman Miller use to report its financial results to its shareholders? Why?

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