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    GAAP Requires a Company to Categorize the Likelihood of Occurrence
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GAAP Requires a Company to Categorize the Likelihood of Occurrence

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GAAP requires a company to categorize the likelihood of occurrence of a future event that will confirm the loss as plausible, remotely plausible, or remote.

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