Answer: $1,926
Explanation
Gross profit rate = (133,000 - 93,100) / 133,000
= 30%
Inventory remaining at year-end = $21,400
Unrealized gain = $21,400 x 30% = $6,420
Ownership = 30%
gross profit must Panner defer in reporting this investment using the equity method = $6,420 x 30% = $1,926
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