GAAP require intraperiod income tax allocation to income or loss as they relate to discontinued operations and other comprehensive income but not to retrospective adjustments or prior period adjustments.

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GAAP requires intraperiod tax allocation to all components of comprehensive income, including discontinued operations, other comprehensive income, and retrospective adjustments or prior period adjustments.

GAAP Require Intraperiod Income Tax Allocation to Income or Loss