While vacationing in Florida in November 2015, Sally was seriously injured in an automobile accident (she died several days later).

How are the following transactions handled for tax purposes?

a. Bruce, Sallys son and executor, incurred $6,200 in travel expenses in flying to Florida, retrieving the body, and returning it to Frankfort, Kentucky, for burial.

b. Early in 2015, Sally had pledged $50,000 to the building fund of her church. Bruce paid this pledge from the assets of the estate.

c. Prior to her death, Sally had promised to give her nephew, Gary, $20,000 when he passed the bar exam. Gary passed the exam in late 2015, and Bruce kept Sallys promise by paying him $20,000 from estate assets.

d. At the scene of the accident and before the ambulance arrived, someone took Sallys jewelry (i.e., Rolex watch and wedding ring) and money. The property (valued at $33,000) was not insured and was never recovered.

e. As a result of the accident, Sallys auto was totally destroyed. The auto had a basis of $52,000 and a fair market value of $28,000. In January 2016, the insurancecompany pays Sallys estate $27,000.

question from chapter 18 of South-Western Federal Taxation 2016: Corporations, Partnerships, Estates & Trusts (Corporations, Partnerships, Estates and Trusts) Har/Psc/CD Edition

only business categories are finance, economics, accounting or operations management. Hope accounting is close enough to guide me on this.