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C. 12956
{(Total amount-Business parking-depreciation for business) × 24000/30000} + business parking + depreciation
={(15595-200-2200)×24000/30000}+200+2200
=10556+2400
=12956
Business parking and depreciation is deducted prior to proportions because these expenses are exclusively used for business purpose.
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