Coattail Corporation (CC) manufactures and sells women's and children's coats. This year, CC donated 1,000 coats to aqualified public charity. The charity distributed the coats to needy women and children throughout the region. At the timeof the contribution, the fair market value of each coat was $80.Determine the amount of CC's charitable contribution (the taxable income limitation does not apply) for the coats,assuming the following:a. CC's adjusted basis in each coat was $30.Charitable contribution

Coattail Corporation (CC) manufactures and sells women's and children's coats. This year, CC d qualified public charity. The charity distributed the coats to needy women and children througho of the contribution, the fair market value of each coat was $80. Determine the amount of CC's charitable contribution (the taxable income limitation does not ap assuming the following: 's adjusted basis in each coat was $30. aritable contribution

Coattail Corporation (CC) manufactures and sells women's and children's coats. This year, CC d qualified public charity. The charity distributed the coats to needy women and children througho of the contribution, the fair market value of each coat was $80. Determine the amount of CC's charitable contribution (the taxable income limitation does not ap assuming the following: 's adjusted basis in each coat was $30. aritable contribution

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