Four years ago, Trudy Trumpet Co., a firm specializing in musical instrument manufacturing in the Midwest, acquired all of the voting stock of Conservatory Company, a maker of fine Pacific Redwood reeds. At that time, Trudy recognized $500,000 of goodwill. All of this amount is assigned to Conservatory, a reporting unit that is not integrated with the other activities of the consolidated entity. In the current year, the controller for Trudy Trumpet reviewed an analysts data and was concerned about the following:

Carrying amounts of Conservatory's net assets, including goodwill	$2,400,000
Conservatory's fair value	1,900,000
Fair value of Conservatory's identifiable net assets (excluding goodwill)	1,500,000

Accordingly, Trudy chose to forgo the qualitative assessment of goodwill. Instead, it directly tested goodwill for impairment.

Indicate the journal entry, if any, necessary for the appropriate treatment of Conservatory's goodwill.

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