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3 August, 20:30

A company overstated its ending inventory in Year 1 by $60,000. The error was not discovered until Year 3. No errors were made in Year 2. After finding the error in Year 3, management provides restated balance sheets for Year 1 and Year 2 by reducing the reported ending inventory in both Year 1 and Year 2 by $60,000. Which of the following statements is correct for Year 2?

No adjustments to the amounts reported for inventory or retained earnings are needed in Year 2

Only the amount reported for retained earnings in Year 2 needs to be decreased by $60,000.

The amount reported for inventory in Year 2 needs to be increased by $60,000, and the amount reported for retained earnings in Year 2 needs to be decreased by $60,000.

The amounts reported for both inventory and retained earnings in Year 2 should instead be increased by $60,000

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  1. 3 August, 20:38
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    1. No adjustments to the amounts reported for inventory or retained earnings are needed in Year 2

    Explanation:

    As ending inventory for year 1 become beginning inventory for year 2 and ending inventory is correctly reported for year 2, therefore No adjustment in the amounts reported for inventory or retained earnings are needed in year 2.
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