Do fast this question answer general Accounting Theexecutor of Isabella's estate incurredadministration expenses of $43,000 and paid $5,900in funeral expenses. The executor charged the estate$26,500 in fees. What is the maximum amountIsabella's estate can deduct in computing the adjustedgross estate?a. $43,000b. $48,900c. $69,500d. $75,400e. None of these.

Step 1: Define Adjusted Gross EstateFederal estate tax liability is set based on the adjusted gross…

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