Multiple Choice
Thieves stole computer equipment owned by Eaton Company and used for three years in its consulting business. Eaton's adjusted basis in equipment was $23,200, and its replacement value was $50,000. Eaton's insurance company paid only $15,000 on Eaton's claim for the theft loss. As a result, Eaton recognizes:
A) $35,000 ordinary loss
B) $8,200 Section 1231 loss
C) $8,200 ordinary loss
D) None of these choices are correct
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