Todd Topor v. Government Employees Insurance Company

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• returns signed only by the husband valid as joint return given the intent of taxpayers to file as such
• where filing status on tax return indicated married filing joint return, but the taxpayer's wife did not sign return, did not object to its filing, or did not file a separate return herself, it was presumed that the joint return was filed with the tacit consent of the wife

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