The president of Christmas Corporation donated a building to Tuesday Corporation. The building had an original cost of $675,000, a book value of $255,000, and a fair market value of $475,000. The journal entry by Tuesday Corporation to record this donation will include a debit Building for $255,000 and credit Gain for $255,000. debit Building for $675,000 and credit Gain for $200,000. debit Building for $475,000 and credit Gain for $200,000. debit Building for $475,000 and credit Gain for $475,000.

The president of Christmas Corporation donated a building to Tuesday Corporation. The building had an original cost of $675,000, a book value of $255,000, and a fair market value of $475,000. The journal entry by Tuesday Corporation to record this donation will include a debit Building for $255,000 and credit Gain for $255,000. debit Building for $675,000 and credit Gain for $200,000. debit Building for $475,000 and credit Gain for $200,000. debit Building for $475,000 and credit Gain for $475,000.

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Chapter20: Corporations And Parterships

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