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On january 5, 2017, tim purchased a bond paying interest at 6% for $30,000. on march 31, 2017, he gave the bond to jane. the bond pays $1,800 interest on december 31. tim and jane are cash basis taxpayers. when jane collects the interest in december 2017: a. tim must include all of the interest in his gross income. b. jane must report $1,800 gross income for 2017.c. jane reports $1,350 of interest income in 2017, and tim reports $450 of interest income in 2017.d. jane reports $450 of interest income in 2017, and tim reports $1,350 of interest income in 2017.e. none of these is correct.

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