QUESTION 10 Niles Inc. took a physical inventory at the end of the year and determined that $414,000 of goods were on hand. Niles determined that $17,000 of goods held and included in the court were being held on consignment from XYZ outlet. Additionally, because of high rates of return on some products, Niles has established an estimate of items that will be returned of $12,000. What amount should Niles report in their year-end balance sheet for the inventory account? O $443,000 O $414,000 O $409,000 O $385,000

QUESTION 10 Niles Inc. took a physical inventory at the end of the year and determined that $414,000 of goods were on hand. Niles determined that $17,000 of goods held and included in the court were being held on consignment from XYZ outlet. Additionally, because of high rates of return on some products, Niles has established an estimate of items that will be returned of $12,000. What amount should Niles report in their year-end balance sheet for the inventory account? O $443,000 O $414,000 O $409,000 O $385,000

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