Comfort, Inc., is a calendar-year, accrual-basis corporation that commenced operations on January 1, 2018. Comfort is not subject to the uniform capitalization rules. Select from the option list provided whether each corporate revenue item is fully taxable, partially taxable, or nontaxable, for regular tax purposes on Comfort, Inc.'s 2021 federal income tax return, for each designated cell below. Each choice may be used once, more than once, or not at all. Corporate revenues 1. Dividends from the 20% -owned domestic corporation. The taxable income limitation does not apply. Comfort does not have the ability to exercise significant influence. 2. Recovery of an account from prior year's bad debts. Comfort uses an estimate of uncollectibles based on an aging of accounts receivable for book purposes. The account was written off for tax purposes and reduced Comfort's income tax liability. 3. Refund of state franchise tax overpayment, previously expensed on Comfort's 2019 federal tax return, which reduced federal taxes that year. 4. Interest income from municipal bonds purchased by Comfort in 2021 on the open market. 5. Proceeds paid to Comfort by reason of death, under a life insurance policy that Comfort had purchased on the life of one of its vice presidents. Comfort was the beneficiary and used the proceeds to pay the premium charges for the group term insurance policy for its other employees. Answers