- Mark's injury results in a partial paralysis of his right foot. He receives $32,000 for the injury from his accident insurance company under a policy he had purchased. - Emma purchases an insurance policy on her life and names her husband Bob, as the beneficiary. Emma pays $70,000 in premiums the insurance proceeds of $350,000. and reinvested the proceeds in City of Denver bonds. He received $6,000 interest from City of Denver bonds. How much should Mark, Doug, Bob and Frank include in their gross income, respectively? Mark=$32,000;Doug=$7,000;Bob=$0;Frank=$0Mark=$32,000;Doug=$0;Bob=$280,000;Frank=$6,000Mark=$0;Doug=$7,000;Bob=$0;Frank=$6,000Mark=$0;Doug=$7,000;Bob=$280,000;Frank=$5,000Mark=$0,Doug=$7,000,Bob=$0;Frank=$0 - Mark's injury results in a partial paralysis of his right foot. He receives $32,000 for the injury from his accident insurance company under a policy he had purchased. - Emma purchases an insurance policy on her life and names her husband Bob, as the beneficiary. Emma pays $70,000 in premiums the insurance proceeds of $350,000. and reinvested the proceeds in City of Denver bonds. He received $6,000 interest from City of Denver bonds. How much should Mark, Doug, Bob and Frank include in their gross income, respectively? Mark=$32,000;Doug=$7,000;Bob=$0;Frank=$0Mark=$32,000;Doug=$0;Bob=$280,000;Frank=$6,000Mark=$0;Doug=$7,000;Bob=$0;Frank=$6,000Mark=$0;Doug=$7,000;Bob=$280,000;Frank=$5,000Mark=$0,Doug=$7,000,Bob=$0;Frank=$0