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Cherry's deduction is as follows: $2,560
Note: $5,000 of the organizational expenditures can be immediately expensed. However, the $5,000 limits are reduced dollar for dollar when the total organizational expenditures exceed $50,000
Expense: $5,000 - ($53,300 - $50,000) = $1,700.
Amortization: ($53,300 - $1,700)/180 months = $286.67; $286.67 x 3
months = $860
Therefore, the total deduction is $1,700 + $860 =
$2,560.
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