Taxpayer elected to receive the proceeds of a $100,000 face value life insurancepolicy on the life of her husband, who died in 20x5, in ten annual installments of$13,600 each, payments to commence immediately. How much, if any, of the$13,600 received in 20x7 should Taxpayer recognize as income on his/her 20x6federal income tax return?3,60013,600010,000None of the above

Taxable income of a taxpayer is the income earned by the taxpayer and is subjected to tax. It is the…

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