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Chapter 13, Problem 13.2BE
To determine
Statement of Comprehensive Income: A company prepares comprehensive Income Statement to show the net income and other comprehensive income incurred in particular period.
Comprehensive income includes the following:
- Unrealized holding gain or loss from available for sale securities
- Foreign currency translation gains or losses.
To prepare: A correct statement of comprehensive income.
Given info: Income before income tax, unrealized gain available – for-sale securities (before taxes), and tax rate.
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