Please given correct answer general accounting In January 2010, the Remy Corporation purchased a patentfor $231,000 from Nel Company that had a remaining legallife of 14 years. Remy estimated that the remainingeconomic life would be seven years. In January 2014, thecompany incurred $30,000 in legal costs to defend thepatent from an infringement. Remy's lawyers weresuccessful, and the remaining years of benefit from thepatent were estimated to be six years. What is the patentamortization expense for 2014?

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