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What methodology should our forensic accountant use to calculate business interruption loss when our seasonal retail business has volatile monthly revenue streams and experienced property damage during peak season?

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What methodology should our forensic accountant use to calculate business interruption loss when our seasonal retail business has volatile monthly revenue streams and experienced property damage during peak season?
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business interruption insurance loss calculation period of restoration extra expense saved expenses seasonal fluctuations authoritative guidanceGoogle ↗
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forensic accounting business interruption loss seasonal business revenue volatility methodology seasonality insurance claim Google ↗
business interruption insurance loss calculation period of restoration extra expense saved expenses seasonal fluctuations authoritative guidance Google ↗

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