Bell Products Inc. has the following amounts on its unadjusted year-end trial balance at the end of Year 2:CreditDebitChange from FIFO to LIFO in inventory valuation $10,000Prior service cost-pensions$35,000Gain from sale of available-for-sale securities$18,000$27,500Loss from infrequent itemGain on foreign currency translations$ 11,500What is the amount to be shown in Bell's accumulated other comprehensive income at the end of Year 2?O $33,500 debit$24,000 debit$23,500 debit$4,000 credit

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Bell Products Inc. has the following amounts on its unadjusted year-end trial balance at the end of Year 2: Debit Credit Change from FIFO to LIFO in inventory valuation $10,000 Prior service cost-pensions $35,000 Gain from sale of available-for-sale securities Loss from infrequent item Gain on foreign currency translations $ 11,500 What is the amount to be shown in Bell's accumulated other comprehensive income at the end of Year 2? $33,500 debit $24,000 debit $23,500 debit $4,000 credit O O O $18,000 $27,500

Bell Products Inc. has the following amounts on its unadjusted year-end trial balance at the end of Year 2: Debit Credit Change from FIFO to LIFO in inventory valuation $10,000 Prior service cost-pensions $35,000 Gain from sale of available-for-sale securities Loss from infrequent item Gain on foreign currency translations $ 11,500 What is the amount to be shown in Bell's accumulated other comprehensive income at the end of Year 2? $33,500 debit $24,000 debit $23,500 debit $4,000 credit O O O $18,000 $27,500

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