I want to correct answer general accounting Sarah owns a dance studio called Dance Revolution. Last year, she sold herstudio space to move to a larger location downtown. She received salesproceeds of $250,000 from the buyer and paid a broker commission of$12,500. The building had an original cost of $195,000 and accumulateddepreciation for tax purposes of $42,750. What is Sarah's realized gain or losson the sale?

Step 1: Calculate the Book Value of the StudioBook Value = Original Cost - Accumulated…

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