Your client hands you a bag of alleged charitable contributions. You add up the checks and...

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Your client hands you a bag of alleged charitable contributions. You add up the checks and receipts and find the following: $10,000 in misc. checks and receipts $1,000 to local politician $2,500 directly to religious icon (priest, minister, rabbi, etc) There are no statements from third parties. What would the IRS say is the charitable contribution out of this. (multiple answers not possible) O a. None O b. $17.50 O c. $3,500 O d. $13,500 O e. $5,000 O f. $250 O g. $11,000 Oh. $12,500 Your client hands you a bag of alleged charitable contributions. You add up the checks and receipts and find the following: $10,000 in misc. checks and receipts $1,000 to local politician $2,500 directly to religious icon (priest, minister, rabbi, etc) There are no statements from third parties. What would the IRS say is the charitable contribution out of this. (multiple answers not possible) O a. None O b. $17.50 O c. $3,500 O d. $13,500 O e. $5,000 O f. $250 O g. $11,000 Oh. $12,500

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