A Particular Trust Has Income-Producing Real Property as Its Sole

question 54

Multiple Choice

A particular trust has income-producing real property as its sole asset.Which of the following trust proceeds or expenditures should be allocated to principal?

• A) Annual payments on a fire insurance policy to protect trust property.
• B) The cost of a long-term permanent improvement to trust property.
• C) Rental income from the trust property.
• D) Real estate taxes paid on trust property.

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