Company N, an accrual basis taxpayer, owes $90,000 to Creditor K. At the end of 2021, Company

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Company N, an accrual basis taxpayer, owes $90,000 to Creditor K. At the end of 2021, Company N accrued $7,740 interest payable on this debt. It didn’t pay this liability until March 3, 2022. Both Company N and Creditor K are calendar year taxpayers. For each of the following cases, determine the year in which Company N can deduct the $7,740 interest expense:

a. Creditor K is a cash basis taxpayer, and Company N and Creditor K are related parties.

b. Creditor K is an accrual basis taxpayer, and Company N and Creditor K are related parties.

c. Creditor K is a cash basis taxpayer, and Company N and Creditor K are unrelated parties.

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Principles Of Taxation For Business And Investment Planning 2023

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Authors: Sally Jones, Shelley Rhoades-Catanach, Sandra Callaghan, Thomas Kubick

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