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Machino,Inc.began operations on January 1,2014.During 2016,management decided to change from average-cost method to FIFO for its merchandise inventories.The change was effective at January 1,2016.Management determined that cost of goods sold for each method would be:
Machino,Inc.began operations on January 1,2014.During 2016,management decided to change from average-cost method to FIFO for its merchandise inventories.The change was effective at January 1,2016.Management determined that cost of goods sold for each method would be:    The company's statements as reported under average-cost before implementing the accounting change for 2016,2015,and 2014,respectively,are presented below.The income tax rate for Machino is 40%.      Required: The company's statements as reported under average-cost before implementing the accounting change for 2016,2015,and 2014,respectively,are presented below.The income tax rate for Machino is 40%.
Machino,Inc.began operations on January 1,2014.During 2016,management decided to change from average-cost method to FIFO for its merchandise inventories.The change was effective at January 1,2016.Management determined that cost of goods sold for each method would be:    The company's statements as reported under average-cost before implementing the accounting change for 2016,2015,and 2014,respectively,are presented below.The income tax rate for Machino is 40%.      Required: Machino,Inc.began operations on January 1,2014.During 2016,management decided to change from average-cost method to FIFO for its merchandise inventories.The change was effective at January 1,2016.Management determined that cost of goods sold for each method would be:    The company's statements as reported under average-cost before implementing the accounting change for 2016,2015,and 2014,respectively,are presented below.The income tax rate for Machino is 40%.      Required: Required:

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