Answer 2:
Correct answer is:
Had $12,500 of cancelled debt, and prior to the cancellation, they were insolvent by $13,000
Explanation:
Cancelled debt is excluded from Gross income if debtor was insolvent by more than the amount of the cancelled debt.
Hence statement a, b and d are incorrect.
Option c is correct.
Answer 3:
Correct answer is:
Debtor was solvent at the time of debt cancellation
Explanation:
Cancelled debt is excluded from Gross income if:
the cancelled debt was intended as gift
Debtor was insolvent by more than the amount of the cancelled debt
Debt was cancelled through a bankruptcy
A cancellation of debt being included in income results if debtor was solvent at the time of debt cancellation
Option C is correct and other options A, B and D are incorrect.
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