Question 23/1 point Prand Ben are married. They're both 65 years old and retired. Ben's annual income 560.000 (546.000 of which comes from his workplace pension) and his average tax rate is 25%. Pam, on the other hand, has an annual income of $38,000 (524,000 of which comes from her own workplace pension): her average tax rate is 15%. Their accountant suggests they split their pension income to take advantage of the tax break Alocating $11,000 of Ben's pension to Pam would bring both spouses' verze tax rate to 20% How much less would Pam and Ben pay in taxes from splitting their pension income is suggested? al 5400 60,bekas = 1579) =19808 Totely 20, 700 $1,100 Od $1,800 d) $2,500 ign pe fue ide CISRO OCRA deposit