On July 15,2009 Time Services Decided to Sell Its Agricultural

On July 15,2009 Time Services decided to sell its agricultural business and focus on its landscape equipment business.The sale of the agricultural business qualifies for discontinued operations accounting treatment.On November 11,2009 Time Services signs a firm contract to sell the agricultural business to Acme Inc.on March 10,2010.For each of the situations listed discuss how Time Services would report the discontinued operations in its December 31,2009 income statement.(You may disregard tax issues with respect to the sale.)
Situation 1: For the period January 1,2009 to July 15,2009 Time Services reports that the agricultural business lost $3.2M.From July 16,2009 to November 11,2009 Time Services reports that the agricultural business loses an addition $1.4 million dollars.At the end of the 2009 Time estimates that it will lose an additional $800,000 on the sale of the agricultural business when it is finally completed in 2010.
Situation 2: For the period January 1,2009 to July 15,2009 Time Services reports that the agricultural business had a profit of $1.5M.From July 16,2009 to November 11th,2009 Time Services reports that the net income from the agricultural business was $600,000 dollars.At the end of the 2009 Time estimates that the sale of the agricultural business will result in a gain of $1.7 million dollars when it is finally completed in 2010.
Situation 3: For the period January 1,2009 to July 15,2009 Time Services reports that the agricultural business lost $3.2M.From July 16,2009 to November 11th,2009 Time Services reports that the agricultural business loses an addition $1 million dollars.However,at the end of the 2009 Time estimates that the sale of the agricultural business will result in a gain of $1.3 million dollars when it is finally completed in 2010.