Quiz 5 Day 2 Life & Health
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- Q1Art, the owner and insured under a $75,000 life policy, is killed in an accident. He had paid total premiums of $26,000. How much of the death benefit will be included in his gross estate for estate tax purposes?$75,000$49,000$26,000$060s
- Q2Art, the owner and insured under a $75,000 life policy, is killed in an accident. He had paid total premiums of $26,000. How much of the $75,000 death benefit that was paid to Art’s wife in a lump sum is taxable income to her?$26,000$75,000$0$49,00060s
- Q3Sarah, age 65, the owner of a $150,000 whole life policy, decides to surrender the policy and take the $90,000 cash value in a lump sum. Over the years she has paid a total of $54,000 in premiums. How much, if any, of the payments will be taxed?$54,000$0$36,000$90,00060s
- Q4Bill names his church as the beneficiary of his $300,000 life insurance policy. When Bill dies, who is responsible for the income taxes payable on the lump-sum proceeds received by the church?His church is responsibleHis estate is responsibleNo income tax is payable on the death proceedsHis estate and the beneficiary share the tax liability equally60s
- Q5All of the following statements about the taxation of insurance proceeds are correct EXCEPTInterest earned on policy dividends is exempt from income taxA beneficiary will not be taxed on insurance proceeds paid as a lump sum death benefitGenerally, no gain or loss is recognized when one insurance policy is exchanged for anotherA policyowner who receives the cash value for a surrendered policy must pay taxes on any gain60s
- Q6“Annuity payments are taxable to the extent that they represent interest earned rather than capital returned.” When an annuitized payout option is chosen, what method is used to determine the taxable portion of each payment?Surtax ratioMarginal tax formulaExclusion ratioAnnuitization ratio60s