Ff.42. The government argues that you had control of income even though you did not make theactual deposit until the following year. They say that you delayed depositing the revenueto avoid taxes for the current year. What is the government alleging?O a. step transactions doctrineO b. business purpose doctrineO c. constructive receipt doctrineO d. accrual methodOe. lack of business motiveYou have met the love of your life and he moved in on January 1, 2020. He does not havea job and you pay all of the expenses of the household. As this isn't (fill in your favoritestate to make fun of (for me it is Kentucky since I grew up in Tennessee)), he is not relatedto you. Can you take a dependency credit for him?O a. I'd better be able to since I am paying all of the freeloaders expenses.O b. NoOc. Only in KentuckyOd. Yes

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The government argues that you had control of income even though you did not make the actual deposit until the following year. They say that you delayed depositing the revenue to avoid taxes for the current year. What is the government alleging? O a. step transactions doctrine O b. business purpose doctrine O c. constructive receipt doctrine Od. accrual method Oe. lack of business motive

The government argues that you had control of income even though you did not make the actual deposit until the following year. They say that you delayed depositing the revenue to avoid taxes for the current year. What is the government alleging? O a. step transactions doctrine O b. business purpose doctrine O c. constructive receipt doctrine Od. accrual method Oe. lack of business motive

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