Mountain Inc. purchased and placed into service a Warehouse used to house inventory onJuly 10, 2003 (building $850,000, land $250,000). The building was sold for $1,700,000(building $1,500,000, land $200,000) on November 4, 2019. You will need to properlycalculate the accumulated depreciation at the time of the sale. Mountain Inc., an accrual basis calendar year corporation, reports the following results for 2019:Gross Sales from operationsCost of Goods SoldSelling and Administrative ExpensesAdministrative Wages (non-shareholder)Officer wages (shareholders)Dividend income - 10% owned domestic corporationInterest incomeCharitable contribution - current yearCharitable contribution carry forward from 2015Net operating loss carry forward from 2011Net operating loss carry forward from 2015Short-term capital loss carry forward from 2011Short-term capital loss carry forward from 2015Nonrecaptured sec. 1231 losses from 20154,100,000See below(590,000)(750,000)See below150,00065,000See below25,00045,00025,000110,000375,000175,000Whenever possible, Mountain Inc. would like to defer recognition of income for tax purposes, orminimize current year's income. Additional transactions and facts concerning Mountain Inc.follow:

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Mountain Inc. purchased and placed into service a Warehouse used to house inventory on
July 10, 2003 (building $850,000, land $250,000). The building was sold for $1,700,000
(building $1,500,000, land $200,000) on November 4, 2019. You will need to properly
calculate the accumulated depreciation at the time of the sale.

Mountain Inc., an accrual basis calendar year corporation, reports the following results for 2019:
Gross Sales from operations
Cost of Goods Sold
Selling and Administrative Expenses
Administrative Wages (non-shareholder)
Officer wages (shareholders)
Dividend income - 10% owned domestic corporation
Interest income
Charitable contribution - current year
Charitable contribution carry forward from 2015
Net operating loss carry forward from 2011
Net operating loss carry forward from 2015
Short-term capital loss carry forward from 2011
Short-term capital loss carry forward from 2015
Nonrecaptured sec. 1231 losses from 2015
4,100,000
See below
(590,000)
(750,000)
See below
150,000
65,000
See below
25,000
45,000
25,000
110,000
375,000
175,000
Whenever possible, Mountain Inc. would like to defer recognition of income for tax purposes, or
minimize current year's income. Additional transactions and facts concerning Mountain Inc.
follow:

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