Bell Farm and Garden Equipment reported the following information for Year 2: Selected information from the balance sheet as of December 31, Year 2, follows: Assume that a major customer returned a large order to Bell on December 31, Year 2 . The amount of the sale had been $146,800 with a cost of sales of $94,623. The return was recorded in the books on January 1, Year 3 . The company president does not want to correct the books. He argues that it makes no difference as to whether the return is recorded in Year 2 or Year 3. Either way, the return has been duly recognized. Required a. Assume that you are the CFO for Bell Farm and Garden Equipment Co. Write a memo to the president explaining how omitting the entry on December 31, Year 2, could cause the financial statements to be misleading to investors and creditors. Explain how omitting the return from the customer would affect net income and the balance sheet