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Early in 2012, Forest Ltd. signed a contract to construct a warehouse. Forest's management estimated the gross profit on the contract to be $740,000, as indicated by the following: Early in 2012, Forest Ltd. signed a contract to construct a warehouse. Forest's management estimated the gross profit on the contract to be $740,000, as indicated by the following:   At the end of 2012, the status of the work on the contract was as follows:   How much revenue can be recognized on this contract for 2012, assuming that Forest uses the Percentage of completion basis for long-term construction contracts (round to nearest dollar) ? A) $333,000 B) $863,333 C) $1,575,000 D) $1,711,957 At the end of 2012, the status of the work on the contract was as follows:
Early in 2012, Forest Ltd. signed a contract to construct a warehouse. Forest's management estimated the gross profit on the contract to be $740,000, as indicated by the following:   At the end of 2012, the status of the work on the contract was as follows:   How much revenue can be recognized on this contract for 2012, assuming that Forest uses the Percentage of completion basis for long-term construction contracts (round to nearest dollar) ? A) $333,000 B) $863,333 C) $1,575,000 D) $1,711,957 How much revenue can be recognized on this contract for 2012, assuming that Forest uses the
Percentage of completion basis for long-term construction contracts (round to nearest dollar) ?


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