Ivory Fast Delivery Company, an accrual basis taxpayer, frequently has claims for damages to property the company delivered.Often the claim is not filed until a month after the delivery.In the past, approximately 80% of the claims are paid by Ivory.In 2012, claims for $80,000 were filed. The company refused to pay $20,000 of the claims (because they were not valid), and paid $50,000. The remaining $10,000 in claims were processed and paid in January 2013. Also, in January 2013, claims for $8,000 were filed for deliveries made in 2012, and $6,000 was paid on these claims by March 15, 2013.Ivory has not elected to use the recurring item exception to economic performance.Under the all-events and economic performance tests, Ivory can accrue as an expense for 2012:

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Under the all-events and economic performance tests, Ivory can only accrue expenses that have been paid or for which economic performance has occurred. For 2012, Ivory can accrue the $50,000 that was paid in 2012. The remaining amounts either were not paid in 2012 or did not meet the economic performance requirement by the end of 2012.

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