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Dahlia, Inc. signed a lease to rent equipment on July 1, year 1. On January 1, year 3, Dahlia decides that the equipment is no longer needed, and the company pays a $20,000 penalty to cancel the lease. How should the cost of termination be disclosed on Dahlia’s income statement? A. Recognize the cost of termination as a part of income from continuing operations. B. Recognize the cost of termination as a discontinued operation net of tax. C. Recognize the cost of termination as a component of other comprehensive income. D. Recognize the cost of termination as an extraordinary item net of tax. |