The following information relates to Hardin Limited's year-ended 31 December 2020: • The statement of comprehensive income shows profit for the year of R154 000. • The calculation of this profit included the following income and expenses: Impairment of building: R64 000 (before tax: R74 000) • Profit on sale of plant: R23 200 (before tax: R32 000) • Inventory write-down: R10 00 (before tax: R15 000) • The statement of changes in equity reflected preference dividends of R3 450. • 12 000 shares in issue throughout the year. Required: Calculate the basic earnings and the headline earnings and disclose the headline earnings per share for the year-ended 31 December 2020
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