Use this information to answer questions 1 - 3 below. Phillip and Beth, both currently single and age 30, are engaged and they plan to get married. In 2021, Beth is employed full-time as a youth counselor. Beth earns a $38,000 annual salary, from which $3,000 was withheld for federal income taxes. Beth is self- supporting in 2021. In 2021, Phillip is employed full-time as a CPA and has $85,000 of salary income, from which $17,000 was withheld for federal income taxes. Phillip is self-supporting in 2021. If Phillip and Beth get married in 2021, they will file a joint tax return. Phillip and Beth both plan to take the standard deduction, and neither has any other sources of income or tax deductions. Phillip and Beth do not have any dependents. 1. Assume Phillip and Beth do not get married in 2021. Under this scenario, Beth's total federal tax burden is and Phillip's total federal tax burden is. Note: Calculate each taxpayer's total federal tax burden = each taxpayer's federal income tax liability. Round your answer to the nearest dollar. 2. Assume Phillip and Beth get married in 2021. Under this scenario, Phillip and Beth's combined total federal tax burden is (total burden). Note: Calculate the taxpayers' total federal tax burden = married filing joint federal income tax liability. Round your answer to the nearest dollar. 3_lf Phillip and Beth engage in effective tax planning, they should get married in By engaging in effective tax planning, Phillip and Beth will have a tax savings of 1 Note: Round your tax savings answer to the nearest dollar. Is