The following properties were identified upon the death of Mr. B: Car, registered in the name of his brother P800,000 Merchandise, consigned to Mr. B 200,000 House and lot constituted as family home 2.400,000 Claim from adebtor who absconded (Debtor's asset - 200,000 P600,000; Liability - P1,000,000) Taxicab 1,000,000 Taxicab franchise 600,000 Motorcycle, borowed from a friend 150,000 Boarding house, held in trust 500,000 What amount should be excluded from the gross estate if Mr. B is a non-resident citizen? Answer:

The following properties were identified upon the death of Mr. B: Car, registered in the name of his brother P800,000 Merchandise, consigned to Mr. B 200,000 House and lot constituted as family home 2.400,000 Claim from adebtor who absconded (Debtor's asset - 200,000 P600,000; Liability - P1,000,000) Taxicab 1,000,000 Taxicab franchise 600,000 Motorcycle, borowed from a friend 150,000 Boarding house, held in trust 500,000 What amount should be excluded from the gross estate if Mr. B is a non-resident citizen? Answer:

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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