In 2019, Magnum Corp, a publicly traded company, adopted a compensation plan that paid its CEO in excess of $1,000,000. The CEO _______ taxed on the entire amount, and Magnum_________ allowed a deduction on the entire amount. Question 21 options: is not; is not is not; is is; is not is; is

In 2019, Magnum Corp, a publicly traded company, adopted a compensation plan that paid its CEO in excess of $1,000,000. The CEO _ taxed on the entire amount, and Magnum___ allowed a deduction on the entire amount. Question 21 options: is not; is not is not; is is; is not is; is

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