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3d. in evaluating the income that lol is projecting related to future operations, the company has projected growth in its future projections. does the evidence of historic losses affect our ability to accept the company’s estimate of future growth? 3e. in evaluating the income that lol is projecting related to future operations, in an effort to satisfy your appropriate professional skepticism, what evidence might you ask for to support the company’s projections? 4. would the tax-planning strategy to sell and lease back manufacturing equipment be a tax-planning strategy that is considered prudent and feasible? why or why not?

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