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Transcribed Image Text:On March 13, 2022, Dr. Gerald Steinman acquired a dental practice for $1,200,000 cash. The
market value of the equipment and fixtures he received was $650,000, and he assumed $
80,000 in debt secured by the equipment. How much will Dr. Steinman's 2022 deductible
amortization expense be for this acquisition? (Round answer to the nearest dollar) Group of
answer choices $550,000 Not enough Information to determine $3,500 $0, because goodwill
isn't amortized for tax purposes, but instead tested for impairment $35,000 $30, 555
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