Matt is age 75. He received $4,000 from an annuity in 2021. He paid $40,000 for that annuity in 2010. The annuity will pay Matt $4,000 a year, for 15 years, starting in 2011. How much of the $4,000 is included in Matt’s taxable income in 2021? ( ) $0 ( ) $4,000 ( ) $2,668 ( ) $1,332

Matt is age 75. He received $4,000 from an annuity in 2021. He paid $40,000 for that annuity in 2010. The annuity will pay Matt $4,000 a year, for 15 years, starting in 2011. How much of the $4,000 is included in Matt’s taxable income in 2021? ( ) $0 ( ) $4,000 ( ) $2,668 ( ) $1,332

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