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3 years ago

Burns Corp. had the following items:

Business

1 answer:

OLga [1]3 years ago

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Answer:

Option D is correct because the only item that relates to Income statement is Sales Revenue of $45000 and the remainder transactions net effect must go to Comprehensive Income statement.

Net effect = - $36k + $28k - $17k -$3.1k = $28.1 Loss

This net effect realized during the year in the Comprehensive Income statement because these transaction does not directly relate to core operation of the entity.

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