Assume that Brittany acquires a competitor's assets on September 30thSeptember 30th of Year 1 for $350,000. Of that amount, $300,000 is allocated to tangible assets and $50,000 is allocated equally to two §197 intangible assets (goodwill and a one-year noncompete agreement). Given that the noncompete agreement expires on September 30thSeptember 30th of Year 2, what is Brittany's amortization deduction for the second year?

Assume that Brittany acquires a competitor's assets on September 30thSeptember 30th of Year 1 for $350,000. Of that amount, $300,000 is allocated to tangible assets and $50,000 is allocated equally to two §197 intangible assets (goodwill and a one-year noncompete agreement). Given that the noncompete agreement expires on September 30thSeptember 30th of Year 2, what is Brittany's amortization deduction for the second year?

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