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1. Which statement is false concerning the liquidation basis of accounting? A. Previously unreported identifiable intangible assets are reported at fair value. B. Liabilities are reported at full book value, unless terms have been legally renegotiated. C. Expected liquidation costs are netted against asset fair values. D. Expected compensation to be paid is accrued as a liability, even if it has not yet been earned.

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