help me to solve this questions general accounting The general ledger of Banner corporation as of December 31, 2004includes the following accounts: copy rights, $40,000; deposits withadvertising agency (will be used to promote goodwill), $27,000; discounton bonds payable, $67,500; excess of cost over fair value of identifiablenet assets of acquired subsidiary, $400,000; trademarks, $90,000. In thepreparation of Banner's balance sheet as of December 31, 2004, whatshould be reported as total intangible assets?a) $714,500b) 647,000c) 530,000d) none of the above

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