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Ed and Wendy are a married couple with no children. Each earns 75,000 peryear, andtheircombinedhouse) John and Kristen also have $150,000 in combined household adjusted gross income and no children. However, Kristen earns all of the income; John does not work. [Note: To an- swer this question, you may need to look up some tax rates for individuals with different filing status. These can be found on the IRS website at http://www.irs.gov/formspubs.] 1. Use the 2018 tax rates for married couples filing jointly to compute how much in- come tax each couple owes. Assume that both take the standard deduction. 2. Does either couple pay a marriage tax?" Does either couple receive a marriage benefit?" Ed and Wendy are a married couple with no children. Each earns 75,000 peryear, andtheircombinedhouse) John and Kristen also have $150,000 in combined household adjusted gross income and no children. However, Kristen earns all of the income; John does not work. [Note: To an- swer this question, you may need to look up some tax rates for individuals with different filing status. These can be found on the IRS website at http://www.irs.gov/formspubs.] 1. Use the 2018 tax rates for married couples filing jointly to compute how much in- come tax each couple owes. Assume that both take the standard deduction. 2. Does either couple pay a marriage tax?" Does either couple receive a marriage benefit