A machine that cost $9,000 with $3,900 of accumulated amortization was traded in for a similar machine
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a. Calculate the book value of the old machine.
b. Calculate the loss on the exchange.
c. Prepare the journal entry for the exchange.
d. Calculate the cost basis of the new equipment if the income tax method (CCA) is used. Assume accumulated amortization and total CCA taken before the exchange are equal.
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