At the beginning of 2011,the taxpayer voluntarily changed from the cash to the accrual method of accounting.The relevant account balances as of January 1,2011,were as follows: 
A) The company has a positive adjustment to income of $190,000 that may be allocated equally to years 2011-2014.
B) The company has a positive adjustment to income of $180,000 that can be allocated equally to years 2011-2014.
C) The company has a positive adjustment to income that can be allocated as follows: $47,500 to 2012 income, and $47,500 to each year's income, 2013-2015.
D) No adjustment is required, but the company cannot use the cash method to report income and expenses for 2011.
E) None of the above.
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