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4. Samantha borrowed P100,000 from Paola. On due date of the loan, Samantha could not pay Paola because she lost to a robber the P100,000 intended for the payment of her debt. In addition, she suffered financial problems, and she was short of cash even for her current family needs. Can Samantha legally justify her inability to pay Paola? Explain.
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- Mf3. Randolph is single. He took out a $550,000 mortgage to purchase a main home in February 2020. The loan is secured by the home. In April 2021, Randolph decided to buy an RV to use as a vacation home. The mortgage loan was $200,000 and is secured by the RV. Which of the following is correct? a) The mortgage interest for the RV is not deductible because the main home was not used to secure the loan. b) The mortgage interest is limited to $375,000. c) The RV purchase does not meet the definition of a home; therefore, the deductible mortgage interest is limited to $550,000. d) The total of both mortgages does not exceed $750,000; therefore, all of the interest paid on both mortgages is deductible.Carrie loaned her friend $4500 to buy a used car. She had her friend sign a note with repayment terms and set a reasonable interest rate on the note because the $4500 was most of her savings. Her friend left town with out a forwarding address, and nobody Carrie knows has heard from her in the last year. How should Carrie treat the bad loan for tax purpose? This is a ___________ bad debt. Assuming this is carries only capital gain or loss, she may claim $____________in the current year and __________any remaining amount.Mary purchases a property with the help of a fixed-rate loan. Why is Mary considered the mortgagor and the lender the mortgagee? Mary is not considered the mortgagor. Since she received a loan from a lender, she is considered the mortgagee. • O A mortgage is a legal document that gives the lender the right to foreclose on the property if Mary defaults on the loan. Mary gives this security to the lender, and in return, the lender gives Mary the loan. Since Mary is giving the mortgage to the lender she is considered the mortgagor. Since Mary recently obtained the loan, she is still considered the mortgagor. Once the loan is paid off, she will be considered the mortgagee. O Since Mary obtained a fixed-rate loan, she is considered the mortgagor. If she obtained any other type of loan, she would be considered the mortgagee.
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