A companies president died two years before her anticipated retirement, the companyreceived a $500,000 death benefit under its key executive life insurance policy. If it's totalpremiums for the carriage worth $30,000, how much of the death benefit, if any, Mustardrecognizes income, assuming it met the notice and consequence requirement.

The company has a key executive life insurance policy on its president. The president unfortunately…

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