Assume all of the facts outlined in Scenario #3, except that Georgia and South Carolina do have a reciprocal agreement. In addition, Wilma fails to submit the correct form to her South Carolina payroll office, indicating that her employer should withhold Georgia taxes instead of South Carolina taxes. As a result, her employer withholds South Carolina taxes for all pay periods from August 1-December 31. Wilma finally checks her pay receipt for the last pay period of December and discovers South Carolina taxes were withheld. She submits the appropriate form and her employer starts withholding Georgia taxes beginning with the first pay period of the following year. Based on this scenario, select the correct answer for the following question. 7. For tax purposes, what should Fred and Wilma do in order to file the correct taxes with the correct state and to make sure each state receives the correct withholdings? a) File only a part-year return with Georgia that includes all income received during their period of Georgia residency. Wilma should request that her employer forward the correct withholding to Georgia. b) File a part-year return with Georgia excluding the South Carolina income received during their period of Georgia residency