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Transcribed Image Text:In January 2024, Wharton Corporation, a calendar-year taxpayer, acquired 20 new delivery trucks with a
MACRS recovery period of 5 years and a. cost of $1,550,000. If these trucks are Wharton's only acquisition of
tangible personal property during 2024, what is the maximum cost recovery deduction it can claim on these
assets?
○ $930,000.
O $1,220,000.
O $1,444,400.
$1,523,600.
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