Business, 06.05.2020 07:16, rstredway7693

A groundwater treatment system is needed to remediate a solvent-contaminated aquifer. The system costs $2,500,000. It is expected to operate a total of 130,000 hours over a period of 10 years and then have a $250,000 salvage value. During its first year in service, it is operated for 6500 hours. What is its depreciation in the first year using the MACRS method?(A) $113,000(B) $125,000(C) $225,000(D) $250,000

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