14: The correct option is
c. A life insurance policy transferred to a creditor in payment of debt.
Reason: As per the taxation rules, the life insurance policy proceeds are not to be used to pay for the debts. The beneficiary cannot be creditor.
Note: as per the Chegg guidelines, only first answer has been provided.
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Part B. Gross Income Inclusions & Exclusions For each Q-6 through Q-19 below, determine whether the item described should be INCLUDED IN or EXCLUDED FROM the Gross Income of the taxpayer who receives the item. • • Darken Box A on the Scantron sheet if the item should be INCLUDED IN gross income Darken Box B on the Scantron sheet if the item should be EXCLUDED FROM gross income 6. $25,000 scholarship for tuition and books received by a full-time...
please use the 2019 tax system Cross Income Exclusions and Deductions for AGI 4–39 13. Physical Injury and Sickness Payments. (Obj. 1) For each taxpayer, discuss how much (if any) of the payments received during the year are included in gross income. a. Anne sued her employer for discrimination and was awarded $50,000. b. Todd was physically injured on the job. He is reimbursed $16,400 for medical expenses he paid as a result of his injuries. Todd's employer paid 100%...
please use the 2019 tax system (12. Gross Income Exclusions. (Obj. 1) Indicate, by placing an in he following items is includable in or excludable from gross income. Item te by placing an X in the proper column, wheth Includable Exclude a. Life insurance proceeds paid because of insured's death b. Workers' compensation for a physical injury c. Employer-paid health insurance premiums paid to a non-key, non-highly paid employee d. FMV of automobile won on television game show e. Free...
Enter the taxpayer's gross income for each of the following independent situations. Note: If an amount is zero, enter "0". Taxpayer's Gross Income a. Darrin received a salary of $50,000 in 2018 from his employer, Green Construction. $ b. In July 2018, Green gave Darrin an all-expense-paid trip to Las Vegas (value of $3,000) for exceeding his sales quota. $ c. Megan received $10,000 from her employer to help her pay medical expenses not covered by insurance. $ d. The...
What is the taxpayer’s gross income in each of the following situations? Darrin received a salary of $50,000 in 2018 from his employer, Green Construction. In July 2018, Green gave Darrin an all-expense-paid trip to Las Vegas (value of $3,000) for exceeding his sales quota. Megan received $10,000 from her employer to help her pay medical expenses not covered by insurance. Blake received $15,000 from his deceased wife’s employer “to help him in his time of greatest need.” Clint collected...
Part B. Gross Income Inclusions & Exclusions For each Q-6 through Q-19 below, determine whether the item described should be INCLUDED IN or EXCLUDED FROM the Gross Income of the taxpayer who receives the item. • Darken Box A on the Scantron sheet if the item should be INCLUDED IN gross income • Darken Box B on the Scantron sheet if the item should be EXCLUDED FROM gross income 6. $25,000 scholarship for tuition and books received by a full-time...
1. Summary Problem: Tommy, a single taxpayer with no dependents, has the following items that may affect his taxable income. What is his adjusted gross income? Employee salary received $70,000 Child support paid to ex-wife 12,000 Total allowable itemized deductions 3,000 Cash gift received from parents 7,000 Gain on the sale of stock 5,000 Loss on the sale of personal residence (10,000) Loss on the sale of stock (6,000) Amount collected from a life insurance policy 40,000 Health insurance premiums...
(1pts) 4) Kirby, a single taxpayer, has taxable income of $40,000 and is in the 12% tax bracket. During 2020, she had the following capital asset transactions: $11,000 10,000 2,000 Long-term gain from the sale of a coin collection Long-term gain from the sale of a land investment Short-term gain from the sale of a stock investment Kirby's tax consequences from these gains are as follows: a. (5% * $10,000) + (12% x $13,000). b. (12% * $13,000) + (28%...
Problem 5-31 (Algorithmic) (LO. 2) Donald was killed in an accident while he was on the job. Darlene, Donald's wife, received several payments as a result of Donald's death. Review the payments below and then enter the amount to be included in Darlene's gross income in the table provided. a. Donald's employer paid Darlene an amount equal to Donald's three months' salary ($15,000), which is what the employer does for all widows and widowers of deceased employees. b. Donald had...
1. Summary Problem: Tommy, a single tax Problem: Tommy, a single taxpayer with no dependents, has the following items that may affect his taxable income. What is his adjusted gross income? Employee salary received $70,000 Child support paid to ex-wife 12,000 Total allowable itemized deductions 3,000 Cash gift received from parents 7,000 Gain on the sale of stock 5,000 Loss on the sale of personal residence (10,000) (6,000) Loss on the sale of stock 40,000 Amount collected from a life...