A) In 2010, Nora must report only her salary and one-half of the income from community property on her separate return.
B) In 2010, Nora must report on her separate return one-half of the Jim and Nora salary and one-half of the community property income.
C) In 2011, Nora must report on her separate return one-half of the Jim and Nora salary for the period they were married as well as one-half of the community property income and her income earned after the divorce.
D) In 2011, Nora must report only her salary on her separate return.
E) None of the above.
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A) If Betty collects $3,000 in 2011, her gross income is $630 (.03 ´ $21,000) .
B) Betty has no gross income until she has collected $24,000.
C) If Betty lives to collect more than 96 payments, all of the amounts collected after the 96th payment must be included in taxable income.
D) If Betty lives to collect only 60 payments before her death, she will report a $6,000 loss from the annuity [$24,000 - (60 ´ $300) = $6,000] on her final return.
E) None of the above.
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A) Margaret and Ralph will have accumulated the same after-tax amounts.
B) Ralph will have accumulated a greater after-tax amount because the interest on the bond is tax-exempt.
C) Margaret will have accumulated the greater after-tax amount because the gain on the land is tax-exempt.
D) Margaret will have accumulated the greater after-tax amount but only if her marginal tax rate never exceeds 27%.
E) Margaret will accumulate the greater after-tax amount because she earns a return on the deferred taxes.
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