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eceivable for services performed in December, which he deposited in an<br />

operating account on January 2 of next year. What is the amount Alex must<br />

include in his income for December?<br />

A. $7,000<br />

B. $12,000<br />

C. $14,000<br />

D. $21,000<br />

67. Bianca is beneficiary of an $80,000 insurance policy on her father's life. Upon his<br />

death, she may elect to receive the proceeds in 5 yearly installments of $17,500 or<br />

may take the $80,000 lump sum. She elects to take the lump sum payment. What<br />

are the tax consequences in year one?<br />

A. All $17,500 each year is taxable.<br />

B. $7,500 interest is taxable in the first year.<br />

C. There is no taxable income.<br />

D. $1,500 of the $17,500 payment is taxable each year.<br />

68. Nonrefundable tax credits<br />

A. only offset a taxpayer's tax liability.<br />

B. may only be used if the taxpayer is receiving a refund.<br />

C. have expired but may be reinstated with new tax legislation.<br />

D. allow the excess over the taxpayer's tax liability to be paid to the taxpayer.<br />

69. Paul makes the following property transfers in the current year: $22,000 cash to<br />

his wife, $34,000 cash to a qualified charity, $120,000 house to his son, and $3,000<br />

computer to an unrelated friend. The total of Paul's taxable gifts, assuming he<br />

does not elect gift splitting with his spouse, subject to the unified transfer tax, is<br />

A. $107,000.<br />

B. $123,000.<br />

C. $145,000.<br />

D. $179,000.<br />

REGULATION<br />

Section 6: Federal Taxation-Entities

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