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On december 31, 20x1, wright corp. placed cash of $875,000 in an irrevocable trust that meets the necessary defeasance requirements. the trust's assets are to be used solely for satisfying obligations on wright's 6%, $1,100,000, 30-year bond payable. wright has not been legally released from its obligations under the bond agreement, but any additional liability is considered remote. on december 31, 20x1, the bond's carrying amount was $1,050,000, and its present value was $800,000. disregarding income taxes, what amount of gain (loss) should wright report in its 20x1 income statement?

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