Rush Berry Corporation has a Php 1,500,000 credit balance of Retained Earnings in 2020. The following transactions are taken from the 2021 operations. net loss, Php 250,000 purchase of treasury shares at cost, Php 120,000 overstatement of depreciation in 2013, Php 40,000 declaration of dividends, Php 450,000 reversal of appropriation reserve for plant expansion, Php 500,000 understatement of salaries and wages in 2013, Php 75,000 How much is adjusted retained earnings at the end of the year?
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Rush Berry Corporation has a Php 1,500,000 credit balance of
- net loss, Php 250,000
- purchase of treasury shares at cost, Php 120,000
- overstatement of
depreciation in 2013, Php 40,000 - declaration of dividends, Php 450,000
- reversal of appropriation reserve for plant expansion, Php 500,000
- understatement of salaries and wages in 2013, Php 75,000
How much is adjusted retained earnings at the end of the year?
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