CASE 3: ABC Ltd. Is 100 percent owned by XYZ Ltd. The company has been profitable in the past. However, it has incurred a loss in the current year ended December 31, 2018. The parent company has indicated it is considering selling ABC Ltd. If it incurs another loss. in response, ABC is looking into producing private label beverages, which have a higher gross margin than its regular product line, for the supermarket chain, ValueMart Inc. In order to produce ValueMart's private label products, ABC needs to expand its packaging facility. To finance the expansion, the company has applied to the Canada Business Bank. The bank has indicated that before it will approve the loan application it requires audited financial statements for the year 2018. It also wants to ensure that the entity has a current ratio of 2:1. This is the first year the firm, Peters and Peters, has audited ABC. Graves and Collins, LLP, had been ABC's auditors for many years; however, due to a disagreement over the revenue recognition method, ABC did Required: A. Based upon the case facts, which benchmark will be most appropriate for overall materiality: 1. Current year's assets. 2. Current year's net income. 3. Previous year's net income. 4. Current year's revenue. 5. An average of the current year's net assets and net income. B. Provide an explanation for your choice. C. What benchmark percentage is most appropriate? Use case facts to support your choice.