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Calculator ying pays $170,000 for an office building on august 27, 2018, to use in his consulting business. he properly allocates $150,000 to the building and $20,000 to the land. what is ying's 2019 depreciation deduction on the property? a.$1,443 b.$3,846 c.$1,923 d.$5,454 e.$1,124

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