General Account Questions The Children's Hospital has hired Fared Construction as the contractor to build the new cancer wing for the hospital. The project, earningFared Construction $52, 000, 000 in revenues, is expected to extend over four years and cost $47, 500, 000. At the end of Year 1, FaredConstruction has spent the following on construction:Materials $6,500,000Labour 3,600,000Overhead 2,800,000Total12,900,000A progress payment of $15,000,000 was paid to Fared Construction at the end of Year 1. How much will Fared Construction report on theirincome tax for Year 1, using the percentage of completion method?

Step 1: Identify Key DataTotal Project Revenue: $52,000,000Total Estimated Costs: $47,500,000Costs…

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