Identify which of the following statements is false.
A) Annuities not related to employment are valued in the gross estate at the cost of a comparable contract multiplied by a fraction that represents the portion of the purchase price that the decedent has contributed.
B) If an annuity ceases payments with the death of the decedent and nothing is to be received by any other party, the annuity is included in the gross estate.
C) When persons other than spouses own property jointly, the amount included in the joint owner's gross estate is measured in accordance with the consideration the decedent furnished to purchase the property.
D) Statements A and C are true.
B) If an annuity ceases payments with the death of the decedent and nothing is to be received by any other party, the annuity is included in the gross estate.
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