Monday, April 23, 2012 12:16:17 PM
If it's on the books as an asset NOW, and it's deemed to be over~vauled, then they get hit with the charge like they just did. It was over~valued in previous reports, so they got charged.
Right now it's still worth over $5MM, so if they DEBT was forgiven, would it still be seen as a $5MM loss because it came off the asset side?
Wasn't there something in the 10K about the books being an issue (possibly) for some time?
Note ~ I'm not a CPA, just trying to learn.
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