SUMMIT MEDIA GROUP FAILED TO MAKE A YEAR-END ACCRUAL OF $150,000 FOR LEGAL PENALTIES RELATED TO A VIOLATION OF FTC ADVERTISING REGULATIONS. THE COMPANY'S CORPORATE TAX RATE IS 35%. AS A RESULT OF THIS ERROR, NET INCOME WAS: A) UNAFFECTED B) OVERSTATED BY $150,000 C) OVERSTATED BY $97,500 D) OVERSTATED BY $52,500

SUMMIT MEDIA GROUP FAILED TO MAKE A YEAR-END ACCRUAL OF $150,000 FOR LEGAL PENALTIES RELATED TO A VIOLATION OF FTC ADVERTISING REGULATIONS. THE COMPANY'S CORPORATE TAX RATE IS 35%. AS A RESULT OF THIS ERROR, NET INCOME WAS: A) UNAFFECTED B) OVERSTATED BY $150,000 C) OVERSTATED BY $97,500 D) OVERSTATED BY $52,500

Intermediate Accounting: Reporting And Analysis

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Chapter18: Accounting For Income Taxes

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