QUESTION 3 On September 7, 2020, Max told his wife Shiela he was going to watch the local Labor Day parade, but he actually ran off to Chicago with his girlfriend and has never been heard from again. He left Sheila with their 4 dependent children. What a monster In April of 2021, Sheila has to file her tax return but can't get together with Max to work on a joint return. She has no idea where he is, so she can't get his tax information and can't get him to sign a joint return. So she fills in the return with only her own information and asks you what filing status she should use. What do you tell her? Married filing separately. Single. Married filing jointly. Head of Household. QUESTION 4 Tom is 17 years old and is subject to the "kiddie tax." He is a dependent of his parents who are in the 32% marginal tax bracket. Tom has $3,200 of income from a summer job, and $3,500 of interest income on corporate bonds. So he has $6,700 of gross income. Carefully work through the steps you need to take to calculate how much tax Tom will owe the government. $315 $601. $670. $1,008