Intermediate Accounting
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Chapter 21, Problem 21.3BE
To determine
To prepare: A footnote
Given Information:
Tax rate is 40%.
Cumulative cost of goods as per average cost method is $140,000.
Cumulative cost of goods as per LIFO method would have been $300,000.
Pre-tax income as per average method would have been $455,000.
Pre-tax income as per LIFO method is $230,000.
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