YOU HAVE A MAXIMUM OF 3 CONTINUOUS HOURS TO COMPLETE THE 100 QUQuestion 72 of 100Tori received the following during the tax year:• $5,000 wages• $2,200 in computer parts in exchange for helping run inventory at the ele• $300 credit for use on services from Township Spa and Massage$15,000 cash gift from her aunt and uncleWhat is the total amount Tori includes in gross income (IRC Section 67) for the year?9$5,000$20,000$22,500$7,500 YOU HAVE A MAXIMUM OF 3 CONTINUOUS HOURS TO COMPLETE THE 100 Question 72vv of 100 Tori received the following during the tax year: $5,000 wages $2,200 in computer partsin exchange for helping run inventory at the ele $300 credit for use on services from Township Spa and Massage $15,000 cash gift from her aunt and uncle What is the total amount Toriincludes in gross income (IRC Section 67) for the year? $5,000 $20,000 $22,500 $7,500

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