Provide justification for your recommendation to consolidate or not consolidate the entities in the following case (draw on the FASB codification, be specific, cite): The not-for-profit 'A' is engaged in a limited partnership with another not- for-profit 'B' 'A' has the right to select the Name and the auditors of entity 'B'.

Provide justification for your recommendation to consolidate or not consolidate the entities in the following case (draw on the FASB codification, be specific, cite): The not-for-profit 'A' is engaged in a limited partnership with another not- for-profit 'B' 'A' has the right to select the Name and the auditors of entity 'B'.

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Provide justification for your recommendation
to consolidate or not consolidate the entities
in the following case (draw on the FASB
codification, be specific, cite):
The not-for-profit 'A' is engaged in a
limited partnership with another not-
for-profit 'B' A’ has the right to select
the Name and the auditors of entity 'B'.

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