Current Attempt in Progress X Your answer is incorrect. Wildhorse Inc. is a large multinational corporation with a number of subsidiaries located in countries all over the world. One of Wildhorse's subsidiaries, Sheffield Ltd., sold a piece of manufacturing equipment to another one of Wildhorse's subsidiaries, Tamarisk Inc. Wildhorse owned 80% of Sheffield and 65% of Tamarisk. The equipment had been on Sheffield's books at a carrying value of $123,200, and had a fair market value of $148,050. Tamarisk paid $128,240 for the equipment. Both Sheffield and Tamarisk were in the business of selling manufactured products to their customers; the sale of the equipment was considered to be outside the normal course of both businesses. Identify what value should be used by both Sheffield and Tamarisk to record the sale/purchase of the equipment. Sheffield to record the sale/purchase of the equipment at $ 128240 Tamarisk to record the sale/purchase of the equipment at $ 148050