Chris and Sarah Miller are both employed. Chris is a clinic business manager and Sarah is a registered nurse. Both work for employers that offer 401(k) plans Chris earns $115,000 as an accounting manager and Sarah earns $84,500 as a nurse. Each makes a 5% contribution to their 401(k) and their employers make a matching contribution to their 401(k). They elected to take the standard deduction What will be the Federal Income Tax for the Millers if they didn't contribute to their 401(k)? O AS 37,116 OB.$ 26,437 OC. $ 28,243 OD S 30,051 Chris and Sarah Miller are both employed. Chris is a clinic business manager and Sarah is a registered nurse. Both work for employers that offer 401(k) plans Chris earns $115,000 as an accounting manager and Sarah earns $84,500 as a nurse. Each makes a 5% contribution to their 401(k) and their employers make a matching contribution to their 401(k). They elected to take the standard deduction What will be the Federal Income Tax for the Millers if they didn't contribute to their 401(k)? O AS 37,116 OB.$ 26,437 OC. $ 28,243 OD S 30,051