Need Solution in this financial account problems. answer me carefully Linda was injured in an automobile accident caused by another driver. Her son, Matthew, was in the automobile but not physically injured.The other driver's insurance company was required by a court to pay Linda $75,000 to cover medical bills relating to her injuries, $30,000to compensate her for emotional distress attributable to the injuries and $40,000 of punitive damages. Matthew was paid $15,000 tocompensate him for emotional distress attributable to his witnessing his mother's injuries. What is the amount taxable to Linda?a. $30,000.b. $40,000.c. $105,000.d. $145,000.

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