Can you solve this financial accounting problem with appropriate steps and explanations? Mia owns a yoga studio called Zen Stretch. She recentlysold the facility in order to move into a larger, moremodern space. She received $140,000 in sales proceedsfrom the buyer and paid a sales commission of $7,200. Theoriginal cost of the building was $120,000, andaccumulated depreciation for tax purposes was $18,000.What is Mia's realized gain or loss on the sale?

Step 1: Definition of Realized Gain or LossA realized gain or loss is the difference between the…

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