Can't find this on the internet so asking it here.
When you write-down an asset, its recorded as an expense on the Income statement. It's non-cash so it's added back in CFO. What about write-ups? Is this recorded as a non-operating revenue on the Income statement and then adjusted for on Cash Flow Statement?
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