Sixteen years ago, Ms. Cole purchased a $648,000 insurance policy on her own life and named her son as sole beneficiary. She has paid $40,176 total premiums to keep this policy in force. a. This year, she liquidates the policy for its $49,896 cash surrender value. Does she recognize income on the liquidation? b. Now assume that Ms. Cole is terminally ill. The insurance policy provides that a person with a life expectancy of less than one year can liquidate the policy and receive 80 percent of the death benefit. She does so and receives a $518,400 accelerated death benefit. Does she recognize income on the liquidation? Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Required A Required B Now assume that Ms. Cole is terminally ill. The insurance policy provides that a person with a life expectancy of less than one year can liquidate the policy and receive 80 percent of the death benefit. She does so and receives a $518,400 accelerated death benefit. Does she recognize income on the liquidation? Does she recognize income on the liquidation? Recognized Income