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You are going to have to make a depreciation schedule to be used for tax purposes for the following description: A company purchased a barge costing $671,000 in May 2016 and placed it in service. The total amount of MACRS properties the company placed in service during the last three months of 2016 were 50% of the total amount of all MACRS properties the company placed in service during 2016. What is the second year (2017) book value? (Answer with an integer; Round to the nearest integer)

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