A married couple filing separately, one in California and the other outside in a non-community property state creates a potential filing requirement for the nonresident spouse. They are not separated due to marital troubles or a court instrument. It's just a work-related thing where the other lives and works in a non-community property state. Select one: a. Half the community income of the California spouse is reported on the other spouse's return and can trigger a state filing requirement b. None of the answers are accurate c. It doesn't create a filing requirement and the resident California spouse will report all income on their own return d. They are not allowed to file separately in this case and will both file a joint return