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Which of the following is accurate regarding gainrecognition on the repossession of qualified real property?Recognized gain on the repossession is limited to the__________.
gross profit on the original sale minus the total gain alreadyreported, plus the costs of repossession.
sales price of the property plus the total gain alreadyreported, minus the costs of repossession.
sales price of the property minus the total gain alreadyreported.
total gain on the original sale plus the total gain alreadyreported, minus the costs of repossession.

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