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?

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