In determining the support test for a qualifying relative, all of the following are expenses to...
In determining the support test for a qualifying relative, all of the following are expenses to be considered:
| a. Food, clothing, utilities, real estate taxes | ||
| b. Medical, recreation, mortgage interest, utilities | ||
| c. Medical, auto insurance, utilities, travel | ||
| d. Rent, education, dental, food |
Homework Answers
Answer is Option D) Rent, education, dental and food
To determine support test for a qualifying relative certain expenses are considered in the list
It does not includes below expenses
a) real estate taxes
b) mortgage interest
c) auto insurance
Hence Options A, B and C are not the answers.
Right Answer is Option D)
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