Subsequent Events

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Why is a fire after year-end usually Type II?

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The asset was fine at year-end; the condition arose later.

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Why is the timing of the underlying condition more important than the event date?

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ASC 855 classifies events by when the root cause arose.

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Why are conditions arising after year-end considered in the going-concern assessment?

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They affect the entity's ability to continue for the next year.

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How are post-year-end fire, flood, or casualty events classified?

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Type II; disclose if material.

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