Hal Gore won a $2.25 million prize for special contributions to environmental research. This prize is awarded for public achievement, and Hal directed the awarding organization to transfer $510,000 of the award to the Environmental Protection Agency. How much of the prize should Hal include in his gross income?

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Ella Gallegos

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15 October, 01:49

Hal Gore won a $2.25 million prize for special contributions to environmental research. This prize is awarded for public achievement, and Hal directed the awarding organization to transfer $510,000 of the award to the Environmental Protection Agency. How much of the prize should Hal include in his gross income?

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Answer: $1,740,000

Explanation:

Given that,

Hal gore won a prize = $2,250,000

Amount from the award transfer to Environmental Protection Agency = $510,000

Prize should Hal include in his gross income = Prize amount - Transfer amount

= $2,250,000 - $510,000

= $1,740,000