Shields Company is preparing its interim report for the first quarter ending March 31. The following payments were made during the first quarter: The amount that will be reported in the quarter is theExpenditureDateAmountAnnual advertisingJanuary$800,000Property tax for the fiscal yearFebruary350,000March260,000Annual equipment repairsO a $352,500Ob$1,410,000Oc. $0Od $1,060,000

The amount that will be reported in the first quarter =( $800000 + $350000 +$260000)/4 = $352500

Shields Company is preparing its interim report for the first quarter ending March 31. The following payments were made during the first quarter: The amount that will be reported in the quarter is the following Expenditure Date Amount Annual advertising January $800,000 Property tax for the fiscal year February 350,000 March 260,000 Annual equipment repairs O a $352,500 Ob$1,410,000 0.50 Od $1,060,000

Shields Company is preparing its interim report for the first quarter ending March 31. The following payments were made during the first quarter: The amount that will be reported in the quarter is the following Expenditure Date Amount Annual advertising January $800,000 Property tax for the fiscal year February 350,000 March 260,000 Annual equipment repairs O a $352,500 Ob$1,410,000 0.50 Od $1,060,000

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