1. $100,000 death benefit is paid to the beneficiary, age 50, under pure life income (i.e. life annuity) option and the payment is $4000 per year. Based on IRS mortality table, the life expectance of 50 old is 35 years, then how much of each the payment is taxable income of the beneficiary?
A- $4000
B- $500
C- $ 2857
V- $1143
2. Which of the following living proceeds from life and health insurance is free from income tax? (1) Accelerated death benefits; (2) surrender value ; (3) Benefits from health insurance;(4) Benefits from LTC insurance that lower than the per diem limitation.
A- (3) AND (4) ONLY
B- (1) and (3) only
C- (1), (3), and (4)
D- (1), (2), (3), and (4)
3. Rebecca’s $100,000 ordinary life policy, issued 20 years ago, carries an annual premium of $ 1,300 and has a cash surrender value of $30,000. The sum of all dividends over the 20 year period is $10,000. If she surrendered the policy, how much the amount subject to ordinary income tax?
A- $23,000
B- $26,000
C- $16,000
D- $14,000
4. Under which of the following circumstance the death benefit is not included in the insured’s gross estate?
A- Mom purchased life insurance on dad, and named the kids as beneficiaries
B- Mom purchased life insurance on herself and named the kids as beneficiaries
C- Mom purchased life insurance on herself and didn’t name anyone as beneficiaries
D- If all of the above should be included in the insured’s gross estate, please choose D.
5. Martin purchased a joint and last survivor annuity 10 years ago and this year. If Martin contributed the full $50,000 premium to purchase this policy and the value of the survivor ( any #.. )his death was determined to be $40,000, how much will included in his estate?
A- $40,000
B- $50,000
C- 10,000
D- None of the above is correct.