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Which of the following is not a taxpayer filing status for purposes of determining the appropriate tax rate schedule?

Head of Household.

Qualifying Widow or Widower.

Married Filing Separately.

Single.

All of the choices are taxpayer filing statuses.

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Answer: All of the choices are taxpayer filing statuses.

Step-by-step explanation:

Filing status is used to evaluate the standard at which income is taxed. There are commonly five filing statuses that prevail:

(i) Single

(ii) Married but filing jointly

(iii) Married but filing separately

(iv) Household Head

(v) Qualifying widow with dependent offspring

An individual who is a taxpayer may claim more than one taxpayer filing status. Normally, the taxpayer will take in consideration the filing status that will result in the lower tax rate.

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