Match each tax avoidance strategy to the example that best illustrates the strategy. B. Betty invests in non-dividend-paying corporate stocks by using borrowed funds. E. Chuck lends $100,000 to his daughter on an interest-free demand note. A. A. Changing the timing of recognition of income, gains, deductions, losses, and credits B. Avoiding recognition of taxable income Eileen has a high marginal tax rate but expects that rate to decrease next year. Accordingly, she C. Tax planning among related taxpayers makes a large charitable contribution in the current year. D. Changing tax jurisdictions D. At retirement, Tom moves from New York (a state with a high-income tax) to Florida (a state with E. Changing the character of income no income tax). C. Frankie invests a tax-free municipal bond, rather than purchasing shares of S&P 500 stock