The net present value as of the time of sale requires a reestimate of the subsidy expense, which is recognized as a subsidy expense or a reduction in subsidy expense.
A re-estimate of the subsidy expense is considered to be either a subsidy expense or a reduction in subsidy expense.
There is no need for a re-estimate of the subsidy expense when figuring out the net present value at the time of the sale.
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The bank was very upset since I had not paid off the payments, despite the fact I had.
A man hits a ball with the bat while running
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Ca'daan told us about the mines.
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