Brosovic Company is a privately held manufacturer of cellphones. Its financial statements show the following: Net Income: $10,000, Total Revenue: $20,000,000, Total Liabilities: $30,000,000. The Planning Materiality set by the auditor is: * O 100,000 500 O 150,000 1,000,000

Brosovic Company is a privately held manufacturer of cellphones. Its financial statements show the following: Net Income: $10,000, Total Revenue: $20,000,000, Total Liabilities: $30,000,000. The Planning Materiality set by the auditor is: * O 100,000 500 O 150,000 1,000,000

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