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Calculate Towne's Ending AAA Balance

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Towne, Inc., a calendar year S corporation, holds AAA of $627,050 at the beginning of the tax year.During the year, the following items occur.  Sales income $216,000 Loss from real estate operations (4,000) Officers’ life insurance proceeds 100,000 Premiums paid for officers’ life insurance (3,600) Dividend income 17,000 Interest income 3,000 Charitable contributions (22,000)§179 depreciation expense (2,500) Administrative expenses (35,000) Cash distributions to shareholders (73,220)\begin{array} { l r } \text { Sales income } & \$ 216,000 \\\text { Loss from real estate operations } & ( 4,000 ) \\\text { Officers' life insurance proceeds } & 100,000 \\\text { Premiums paid for officers' life insurance } & ( 3,600 ) \\\text { Dividend income } & 17,000 \\\text { Interest income } & 3,000 \\\text { Charitable contributions } & ( 22,000 ) \\\S 179 \text { depreciation expense } & ( 2,500 ) \\\text { Administrative expenses } & ( 35,000 ) \\\text { Cash distributions to shareholders } & ( 73,220 )\end{array}
Calculate Towne's ending AAA balance.

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