How should you account for a gain contingency that is probable, for which the amount of the gain can be reasonably estimated? Select one: A. Report in the income statement and disclose in a footnote to the financial statements B. Report as part of comprehensive income C. Disclose in a footnote, with no recognition in the income statement D. Neither recognize in the income statement nor disclose in a footnote
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