1.- Why are bonds treated as retired during the consolidation process? 2.- How long-term construction contract are accounted on the consolidation process. 3.- how accounting for operating and capital lease are treated on the consolidation process.

1.- Why are bonds treated as retired during the consolidation process? 2.- How long-term construction contract are accounted on the consolidation process. 3.- how accounting for operating and capital lease are treated on the consolidation process.

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