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FASB has set forth four categories of potential losses that can be reasonably estimated.
Section 1231 Loss
A loss from the sale or exchange of property used in a trade or business that can be deductible for tax purposes.
Section 1231 Property
Refers to a type of property, both tangible and depreciable, used in a business and held for more than one year, which qualifies for tax treatment that combines aspects of capital gains and ordinary income tax rates.
Trade or Business
Activity conducted for the purpose of earning income or profit, involving regular and continuous activities in a particular field.
Deemed Worthless
A term referring to assets that have become valueless and are recognized as a loss for tax purposes.
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