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    Warranty Expense on Goods Sold Should Be Recognized in the Period
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Warranty Expense on Goods Sold Should Be Recognized in the Period

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Warranty expense on goods sold should be recognized in the period of the sale, even though the costs to fulfill warranty claims will not be incurred until two or three years later.

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