As for Total Alkalinity (TA), you use baking soda to raise that, not 20 Mule Team Borax which is used to raise the pH. Your pH is now probably way too high. As for algae, you need to shock the pool.
Death of One Spouse. If your spouse dies during the tax year, you can still file a joint married return with him. Even if he dies in January, you're considered married for the entire year, as long as you don't remarry before December 31.In that case, you could file jointly with your new spouse, and you â or the executor of your first spouse's estate â would have to file a return for him as married but filing separately.ven if he dies in January, you're considered married for the entire year, as long as you don't remarry before December 31. In that case, you could file jointly with your new spouse, and you â or the executor of your first spouse's estate â would have to file a return for him as married but filing separately.
The same filing requirements apply to a deceased taxpayer that apply to any other individual taxpayer. Even if the deceased isnât subject to filing requirements, file a return to get a tax refund of any taxes that were withheld. The return is due by the filing deadline for the tax year in which the taxpayer died; tax returns for people who died in 2011 are due on or before April 17, 2012. Whose responsibility is it to file? The person in charge of the estate is responsible for making sure the tax return is filed. This could be the executor, spouse or anyone else in charge of the decedentâs property. If the taxpayer was married at the time of death, the surviving spouse may file the return for the year using the married filing joint status.