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Which of the following is not a legitimate filing status for income tax purposes? a. Single b. Head of househo...

Which of the following is not a legitimate filing status for income tax purposes?

a.

Single
b.

Head of household
c.

Married filing jointly
d.

Widower
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d.widower.

the following are filing statuses:

single

Head of household

Married filing jointly

Married filing separately

Qualifying widow(er) with dependent child.

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