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Business, 19.10.2021 02:40 ReonRamseyz

Saul owns and operates a sports agency. In 2020, he purchased and placed the following new assets into service for his business: (1) March 7, a $1,500 phone system; (2) June 1, a $900 desk; (3) September 24, a $3,000 computer. What is the total 2020 depreciation for the desk, assuming he did not opt out of bonus depreciation? $129 $900 $1,029 $2,810

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