A company has a possible favorable outcome in pending litigation against a competitor for patent infringement in
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A company has a possible favorable outcome in pending litigation against a competitor for patent infringement in the amount of $7,000,000. Lawyers assess the probability of success at 70% and the likely award to be $5,000,000. The company estimates that it could probably collect $4,000,000 of the award from the defendant. How should the company report the litigation?
- Gain contingency of $4,000,000
- Gain contingency of $5,000,000
- Gain contingency of $7,000,000
- The gain contingency would not be reported
A toy manufacturer has received numerous claims from customers that its toy are defective. The company’s leadership team is recommending a recall of the toys for board approval. The recall is projected to cost $240,000. Would the manufacturer record the recall as a contingent loss?
- Yes because a loss should be recorded if it is either possible or can reasonably be determined
- Yes because it is both probable and can be reasonably estimated
- No because the cost cannot be precisely demanded until the recall take place
- No because it is possible but not probable
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