Problem 2-30 CCA and UCC (LOS)5Our new computer system cost us $146.800. We will outgrow it in fe years. When we sell it, we will probably get onlypurchase price. CCA on the computer will be usted at a 30% rate (Class 10(Round your intermediate calculations and final answers to 2 depedCalculate the CCA and UCC values for five years.S sign in your response)Tear12$$$$8OCAEnding DCC$S$$$What will be the after-tax proceeds from the sale assuming the asset pool remains open? Assume a 40% taxresponse.)After-tax proceeds

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5 Problem 2-30 CCA and UCC (LOS) Our new computer system cost us $146.900 we purchase price. CCA on the compute Calculate the CCA and UCC values for five years. S sign in your response) 1 2 $ B $ 6 ССА S $ $ S mediate calculations and final answers to 2 d What will be the after-tax proceeds from the sale assuming the asset pool remains open? Assume a 40% ta response.) After-tax proceeds

5 Problem 2-30 CCA and UCC (LOS) Our new computer system cost us $146.900 we purchase price. CCA on the compute Calculate the CCA and UCC values for five years. S sign in your response) 1 2 $ B $ 6 ССА S $ $ S mediate calculations and final answers to 2 d What will be the after-tax proceeds from the sale assuming the asset pool remains open? Assume a 40% ta response.) After-tax proceeds

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