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Net income before taxes at Roger Company is stable, predictable, and representative of its size. Thus, the auditors at Roger Company calculate materiality to be 5 percent of net income before taxes. Net income before taxes at Roger Company for fiscal 2013 is $1,388,500. Determine materiality for the audit of Roger Company's 2013 financial statements. Use ACL to determine if the reported AR account balance, $487,000, is materially different from the detailed files in Rogers Company AR table. (Using the AR table, find the sum function on the tool bar and use it on the column of AR balances.) Define tolerable misstatement as 60 percent of materiality. To do: 1. Determine the balance of Accounts Receivable in the company's records. (Using the AR table, find the sum function on the tool bar and use it on the column of AR balances.) 2. Calculate the misstatement and determine if Accounts Receivable is materially correct. 3. What might cause differences between the number reported in the financial statements and the details in the file