Answer :
Answer:
c. A cash basis taxpayer must report all of the income in the year received.
Explanation:
As a standard, all individuals and business entities are required by law to pay their taxes to the government at a specific period of time.
With respect to the unearned income from services, a cash basis taxpayer must report all of the income in the year received, whether as property or in cash. This simply means that, a cash basis taxpayer can neither deduct promissory notes or checks as payments nor report receivables as income because all of the expenses and income must be reported in the year they were received or paid.
However, not all taxpayers are permitted to use the cash basis method of reporting, these include C corporations, tax shelter, partnership with a C corporation etc.