14. Harris Company has an old asset that originally cost $115,000 (accumulated amortization, $56,000). Its current market value is $105,001. Harris Company purchased another asset by paying cash $10,500 and trading in the old asset. The new asset had a list price of $135,000 and a cash price of $120,001. The assets are similar. Harris Company should record the cost of the new machine at $110,000: True False
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