中国公民李某是被单位派往外商投资企业工作的高级职员，2005年度收入情况如下：
① 雇佣单位每月支付工资薪金10000元：
② 派遣单位每月支付工资、薪金1000元；
③ 9月份购买 * * 票，一次中奖收入15000元；
④ 取得保险赔款5000元；
⑤ 李某2004年曾购入1000份债券，每份买入价10元，购进过程中支付的税费共 150元。
2005年2月份以每份12元的价格卖出600份，支付卖出债券的税费共计110元。
要求：根据所给资料；按照个人所得税的有关规定回答下列问题：(以元为单位)
李某售出债券应缴纳的个人所得税税额为（）元。
A．220
B．1152
C．200
D．1250
参考答案：C
解析：
李某售出债券应缴纳的个人所得税税额：(12×600-110-(1000×10+150)×600÷1000]×20%=200(元)
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