
a.
Identify the taxpayer’s filing status and number of dependents the taxpayer is allowed to claim, if Person F is single and supports 17 year old brother (Person B).
b.
Identify the taxpayer’s filing status and number of dependents the taxpayer is allowed to claim, if Person G and spouse reside with their son.
c.
Identify the taxpayer’s filing status and number of dependents the taxpayer is allowed to claim, if Person H’s spouse died last year and has not remarried.
d.
Identify the taxpayer’s filing status and number of dependents the taxpayer is allowed to claim, if Person I is married but spouse is not seen since February.
e.
Identify the taxpayer’s filing status and number of dependents the taxpayer is allowed to claim, if Person I is married but spouse is not seen since February also Person C is I’s husband.

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