Transactions for CCA Class 8 assets. Date Item Activity Amount Purchase $50,000 March 11, 2002 Machine 1 April 24, 2002 Machine 2 Purchase $150,000 November 3, 2005 Machine 3 Purchase $230,000 November 22, 2005 Machine 1 Sale $10,000 May 20, 2009 Machine 4 Purchase $50,000 August 3, 2014 Machine 5 Purchase $345,000 September 12, 2015 Machine 3 Sale $50,000 Churchill Metal Products opened for business in 2002. Its transactions for CCA Class 8 assets over the years are show he accompanying table. What CCA amount did Churchill Metal Products claim for the 20 percent UCC account in 201 Click on the icon to view the transactions for CCA Class 8 assets. Churchill Metal Products claimed a CCA of $ in 2016. Do not round until the final answer. Then round to the nearest dollar as needed.)

Transactions for CCA Class 8 assets. Date Item Activity Amount Purchase $50,000 March 11, 2002 Machine 1 April 24, 2002 Machine 2 Purchase $150,000 November 3, 2005 Machine 3 Purchase $230,000 November 22, 2005 Machine 1 Sale $10,000 May 20, 2009 Machine 4 Purchase $50,000 August 3, 2014 Machine 5 Purchase $345,000 September 12, 2015 Machine 3 Sale $50,000 Churchill Metal Products opened for business in 2002. Its transactions for CCA Class 8 assets over the years are show he accompanying table. What CCA amount did Churchill Metal Products claim for the 20 percent UCC account in 201 Click on the icon to view the transactions for CCA Class 8 assets. Churchill Metal Products claimed a CCA of $ in 2016. Do not round until the final answer. Then round to the nearest dollar as needed.)

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