A) Head of household.
B) Unmarried.
C) Qualifying widow or widower.
D) Married filing jointly.
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A) Single.
B) Married filing separately.
C) Surviving spouse.
D) Head of household.
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A) $60,000.
B) $65,000.
C) $95,000.
D) $90,000.
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A) No matter the post-separation residence(s) of the children, both spouses must file as married filing separately.
B) No matter the post-separation residence(s) of the children, Martin must file as married filing separately but Marianne may qualify to file as head of household.
C) No matter the post-separation residence(s) of the children, Marianne must file as married filing separately but Martin may qualify to file as head of household.
D) Depending on the post-separation residence(s) of the children, both spouses may qualify to file as head of household.
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A) They may claim Emma as a dependent qualifying child but may not claim Harriet as a dependent.
B) They may claim Emma as a dependent qualifying child and they may claim Harriet as a dependent qualifying child.
C) They may claim Emma as a dependent qualifying child and they may claim Harriet as a dependent qualifying relative.
D) None of these statements are true.
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A) Taxpayers need not include realized income in gross income unless a specific provision of the tax code requires them to do so.
B) Realized income requires some type of transaction or exchange with a second party.
C) Once income is realized it cannot be excluded from gross income.
D) None of these statements are true.
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A) $0.
B) $400.
C) $50,000.
D) $50,400.
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A) $0 taxes due and $0 tax refund.
B) $6,000 taxes due.
C) $2,000 tax refund.
D) $1,000 taxes due.
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A) Compensation income.
B) Net long-term capital gains (in excess of short-term capital losses) .
C) Qualified dividend income.
D) Both compensation income and qualified dividend income.
E) Both net long-term capital gains (in excess of short-term capital losses) and qualified dividend income.
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A) Married filing jointly.
B) Single.
C) Qualifying widower.
D) Head of household.
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A) The taxpayer claims a child as a dependent.
B) The taxpayer pays more than half the costs of maintaining his or her home for the entire year and the home is the principal residence for a dependent qualifying child for more than half the year.
C) The taxpayer files a tax return separate from the other spouse.
D) The spouse does not live in the taxpayer's home at all during the year.
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