Correctly match the accounting treatment with the specific scenario described.
1. Loss is probable and not reasonably estimable.
(a) Disclosure note only.
(b) Liability is accrued and related information disclosed.
(b) No disclosure note needed.
2. Loss is remote
(a) Disclosure note only.
(b) Liability is accrued and related information disclosed.
(b) No disclosure note needed.
3. Loss is probable and reasonably estimable.
(a) Disclosure note only.
(b) Liability is accrued and related information disclosed.
(b) No disclosure note needed.
4. Loss is reasonably possible and not reasonably estimable.
(a) Disclosure note only.
(b) Liability is accrued and related information disclosed.
(b) No disclosure note needed.
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