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- [a]
If the adjusting entry was not recorded, the expenses would have been understated by $ 706,520.
Hence, Income before taxes would have been misstated by $ 706,520 - [b]
Percentage of Misstatement = ($706520
/ $ 680000) x 100
= 11.3%
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