Depreciation each year for Thomson = $444,000 / 10 = $44,400
Book value when sold = Cost - Accumulated depreciation
= $444,000 - (44,400*2)
= $355,200
Gain for Thomson = $394,400 - $355,200
= $39,200
Depreciation for Stayer = $394,400 / 8 = $49,300
Excess depreciation = $49,300 - $44,400
= $4,900
Net effect = $39,200 - $4,900
= $34,300
The answer is Net income is reduced by $34,300
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