Question 18 of 75.Pringinel pe rollowing statements is TRUE regarding Form S82 and the reduton or ta sequred for the OuahedResidence Indebtedness (QPRI) exclusion?Form 982 isO Not required in the year cancellation of debt income is realized since tax attrbutes are not reduced until the beginning of the yearfollowing the cancellation.Not required in the year of cancellation but the tax attributes are reduced in the year of cancellationA Required in the year of cancellation since tax attributes must be reduced as of the date of canceflationRequired in the year of cancellation to report the principal residence basis reduction on hne 10b. which is not caried out until theyear following the cancellation.OMark for follow up

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