XYZ Co. has an intention to restructure the company. The following costs weredetermined:Salaries of employees that will be displaced in the implementationof restructuringTermination benefits of employees terminated as a result of therestructuringExpected losses for the new division to be establishedP500,000250,000250,250However, only the abovementioned expenditures to be undertaken is the only data thatthey have. Further, the affected employees are not yet aware of the possibleimplementation of restructuring. Determine the provision for the restructuring.

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XYZ Co. has an intention to restructure the company. The following costs were determined: P500,000 Salaries of employees that will be displaced in the implementation of restructuring Termination benefits of employees terminated as a result of the restructuring Expected losses for the new division to be established 250,000 250,250 However, only the abovementioned expenditures to be undertaken is the only data that they have. Further, the affected employees are not yet aware of the possible implementation of restructuring, Determine the provision for the restructuring.

XYZ Co. has an intention to restructure the company. The following costs were determined: P500,000 Salaries of employees that will be displaced in the implementation of restructuring Termination benefits of employees terminated as a result of the restructuring Expected losses for the new division to be established 250,000 250,250 However, only the abovementioned expenditures to be undertaken is the only data that they have. Further, the affected employees are not yet aware of the possible implementation of restructuring, Determine the provision for the restructuring.

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