SC Masterpiece Inc. granted 1,000 stock options to certain sales employees on January 1, Year 1. The options vest at the end of three years (cliff vesting) but are conditional upon selling 20,000 cases of barbecue sauce over the 3-year service period. The grant-date fair value of each option is $30. No forfeitures are expected to occur. The company is expensing the cost of the options on a straight-line basis over the 3-year period at $10,000 per year (1.000 options $30 = 3 = $10,000). On January 1, Year 2. the company's management believes the original sales target of 20,000 units will not be met because only 5,000 cases were sold in Year 1. Management modifies the sales target for the options to vest to 15,000 units, which it believes is reasonably achievable. The fair value of each option at January 1, Year 2, is $28. Required: Determine the amount to be recognized as compensation expense in Year 1, Year 2, and Year 3 under IFRS only. Do not fill in "...". [Fill in blanks below.) (a) Under IFRS: The fair value of the stock options at the ... date is: $30,000 (= ... options $30.00 per option). This is the o[ ] amount of compensation cost and represents the m[ ] amount that must be r as expense over the three-year vestinging period. $[ Jof compensation expense is recognized in Year 1. (6) Vesting conditions are modified on January 1, Year 2, when the fair value of the options is $28.00 per option ($28.000 total). Although the fair value of the options is now only $..., according to IFRS 2, the company must c[ ] to recognize total compensation expense of S[ ]. The company recognizes $[ ] of compensation expense each in Year 2 and Year 3.