The following previously unreported intangible assets were acquired by a U.S. company in a business combination. Their beginning-of-current-year book values and allocation to reporting units are listed below.Trade namesDistribution networkGoodwillTrade namesDistribution networkReporting Unit #1 Reporting Unit #2$14,000Both identifiable intangibles have a 5-year remaining life. Information for year-end impairment testing is as follows:Sum of ExpectedSum of ExpectedFuture UndiscountedFuture DiscountedCash FlowsCash Flows70,000Select one:O a. $7,700Ob. $5,040C. $9,240d. $7,000$11,20056,000$12,6008,400OInformation for year-end goodwill impairment testing is as follows:Reporting ReportingUnit #1Unit #2Fair valueBook value before year-end adjustments for identifiableintangible amortization and impairment charges$10,5007,000$47,60049,000$36,400For consolidation eliminating entry (O), what amount will be reported as expense for identifiable intangibles amortization andimpairment?42,000

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he following previously unreported intangible assets were acquired by a U.S. company in a business combination. Their beginning-of- rrent-year book values and allocation to reporting units are listed below. rade names istribution network oodwill rade names istribution network Reporting Unit #1 Reporting Unit #2 $14,000 oth identifiable intangibles have a 5-year remaining life. Information for year-end impairment testing is as follows: Sum of Expected Sum of Expected Future Discounted Future Undiscounted Cash Flows Cash Flows - elect one: D a. $7,700 D b. $5,040 D 70,000 D c. $9,240 d. $7,000 $11,200 56,000 $12,600 8,400 formation for year-end goodwill impairment testing is as follows: Reporting Reporting Unit #1 Unit #2 air value ook value before year-end adjustments for identifiable tangible amortization and impairment charges $10,500 7,000 $47,600 49,000 or consolidation eliminating entry (O), what amount will be reported as expense for identifiable intangibles amortization and pairment? $36,400 42,000

he following previously unreported intangible assets were acquired by a U.S. company in a business combination. Their beginning-of- rrent-year book values and allocation to reporting units are listed below. rade names istribution network oodwill rade names istribution network Reporting Unit #1 Reporting Unit #2 $14,000 oth identifiable intangibles have a 5-year remaining life. Information for year-end impairment testing is as follows: Sum of Expected Sum of Expected Future Discounted Future Undiscounted Cash Flows Cash Flows - elect one: D a. $7,700 D b. $5,040 D 70,000 D c. $9,240 d. $7,000 $11,200 56,000 $12,600 8,400 formation for year-end goodwill impairment testing is as follows: Reporting Reporting Unit #1 Unit #2 air value ook value before year-end adjustments for identifiable tangible amortization and impairment charges $10,500 7,000 $47,600 49,000 or consolidation eliminating entry (O), what amount will be reported as expense for identifiable intangibles amortization and pairment? $36,400 42,000

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