@JamesArthur
It's revenue (not other income). If you're only recovering 10% of the product's value (is that 10% of your cost or 10% of retail?), then your COGS is most likely higher than the liquidated value. Therefore, your expenses (COGS) are higher than your revenue and you have a loss on the liquidation. The loss reduces net/taxable income. If the liquidated value exceeds your cost, then you have a gain and an increase in your net/taxable income.