Which of the following scenarios are true?
a. Gary was married to Pam and Gary died on 5/21/15. Pam had not remarried at the end of 12/15, so Pam is going to file a joint tax return by April 15, 2016
b. Gary was married to Pam and Gary died on 5/21/15. Pam had not remarried at the end of 12/15, so Pam is going to file a joint tax return by April 15, 2015
c. Bobby died in February 2015, her personal representative does not have to file taxes until April 15, 2016
d. Bobby died in February 2015, and had no personal representative, so no taxes need to be filed for that year
a. Gary was married to Pam and Gary died on 5/21/15. Pam had not remarried at the end of 12/15, so Pam is going to file a joint tax return by April 15, 2016
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