a.
Concept Introduction:
Prior period adjustments: The adjustments that a business has to make if they find an error after the release of financial statements of a year is prior period adjustments. These adjustments must be determined if the corrections to past years' financial statements are necessary to carry out necessary entries in the current year.
Whether the net income has been higher or lower in 2021 with computation and the amount of net income reported by T Company for the year 2022.
b.
Concept Introduction:
Prior period adjustments: The adjustments that a business has to make if they find an error after the release of financial statements of a year is prior period adjustments. These adjustments must be determined if the corrections to past years' financial statements are necessary to carry out necessary entries in the current year.
The amount to be reported by T Company as its inventory a
c.
Concept Introduction:
Prior period adjustments: The adjustments that a business has to make if they find an error after the release of financial statements of a year is prior period adjustments. These adjustments must be determined if the corrections to past years' financial statements are necessary to carry out necessary entries in the current year.
the retained earnings statement portion of the statement of
d.
Concept Introduction:
Prior period adjustments: The adjustments that a business has to make if they find an error after the release of financial statements of a year is prior period adjustments. These adjustments must be determined if the corrections to past years' financial statements are necessary to carry out necessary entries in the current year.
The amount to be reported by T Company as its inventory a retained earnings balances at the beginning and at the end of the year 2022.
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