Answer 10:
Working:
Immediately before the debt was cancelled:
Ashley has total assets = $27,000 and
his total liabilities = $25,000
As immediately before the debt was cancelled his total assets > total liabilities, the insolvency exclusion does not apply.
Hence entire amount of cancelled debt of $6,000 is taxable and has to be included in gross income.
Question 10 0.1 pts Ashley had $10,000 in credit card debt. She negotiated a settlement with...
Ashley had $10,000 in credit card debt. She negotiated a settlement with the credit card company. Ashley paid $4,000 of the credit card debt, and the credit card company agreed to cancel $6,000 of the debt. If Ashley has total assets of $27,000 and total liabilities of $25,000 immediately before the debt was cancelled, what amount of gross income does Ashley have as a result of the credit card company cancelling $6,000 of her debt?
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