ABC Corp. grants its employees 20 days' vacation leave for the whole year. Such vacationleave may be converted into cash before the end of the year. Inday, an accounting clerk ofthe company, who is earning a rate of P 600 per day, monetized her unused vacation leaveof P 6,600 at the end of the year. The whole amount of P 6,600 monetized unusedvacation is:S1: Part of Inday's taxable compensation.S2: Partly treated taxable compensation and partly exempt from income tax.a. Only S1 is trueb. Only S2 is trucO c. Both are trueO d. Both are false

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