5. Allison lives in a community property state with her two children (ages 9 and 11). She has been separated from her husband for more than a year. The portion of her husband's earned income that is income to Allison (under community property laws) is $15,292. Allison's earned income is $12,000. Allison also received unemployment compensation of $780. For eared income credit purposes, what is Allison's earned income? a) $27,292 b) $12,000 c) $12,780 d) $28,072 6. Emily, who has a 10-year-old daughter, separated from her husband in November. In the past when she and her husband filed a joint return, they received the earned income credit She is concerned about whether or not she is still eligible for EIC. Her tax preparer explains there are many factors to determine this, including her filing status. Which filing status would make Emily ineligible for the EIC? a) Head of Household b) Married Filing Separately c) Single d) Qualifying Widow(er)