Under what type of ownership is the property considered owned 50-50 for estate tax purposes and passed automatically to your spouse at your death?
Question 20 options:

Tenants in common

Tenancy by the entirety

Joint tenants with the right of survivorship

Tenancy by default

The Joint tenants with the right of survivorship is one the type of ownership considered as owned 50-50 and passed automatically to spouse at death.

A joint tenancy is when there is concurrent ownership on the property where the tenant enjoys the right of survivorship.

The survivorship right means that when one of the co-owner dies, the right of the property will automatically pass to the surviving co-owners

Hence, the Option C is correct because the Joint tenants with the right of survivorship is one the type of ownership considered as owned 50-50 and passed automatically to spouse at death.