Question 5 of 15. Crawford is a legal resident of Massachusetts. He was serving on active duty in Florida when he met and married his wife, Paula, who had lived in Florida her entire life. In 2021, Crawford received PCS orders relocating him to Utah, so he and Paula moved. Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding Paula's legal state of residency? She may elect to be considered a legal resident of Massachusetts or Florida. She may elect to be considered a legal resident of either Utah or Florida. She is required to maintain her legal residency in Florida. She will be a legal resident of Utah when they arrive there. Mark for follow up Question 6 of 15. Joseph was in a combat zone from November 1, 2020, to July 15, 2021. He was injured while on patrol on that date. He was in the hospital from July 15 to August 2, 2021, before returning stateside for the rest of the year. How much of his 2021 pay is taxable, and why? None of his 2021 pay is taxable because he was in a combat zone during some portion of 2021. O January through July are not taxable, but August through December are taxable. He was in the hospital for two days in August, so that month is taxable. O January through August are not taxable; September through December are taxable. Any days spent in the hospital in a given month make that month not taxable. O January through June are not taxable. July through December are taxable. July was not a full month in the combat zone and recovery days do not apply, so every month after June is taxable. Mark for follow up Questi