Answer: All of the choices are taxpayer filing statuses.
Explanation:
Filing status is used to evaluate the standard at which income is taxed. There are commonly five filing statuses that prevail:
(i) Single
(ii) Married but filing jointly
(iii) Married but filing separately
(iv) Household Head
(v) Qualifying widow with dependent offspring
An individual who is a taxpayer may claim more than one taxpayer filing status. Normally, the taxpayer will take in consideration the filing status that will result in the lower tax rate.
