Table:
life event in past year
event frequency
percentage of delayed tax filers

percent

total
..
2.2

change in marital status

single to married or common-law
1.60
3.2

married or common-law to separated or divorced
0.85
5.6

married or common-law to single
0.29
9.1

married or common-law to widowed
0.37
1.3

migrant

interprovincial migrant
0.98
6.1

emigrant
0.02
17.2

change in employment earnings

increased by 50% or more
8.28
3.1

increased by 25% or more
14.15
2.9

increased by 10% or more
23.16
2.8

changed by -9% to 9%
27.93
2.2

decreased by 10% or more
15.05
3.1

decreased by 25% or more
10.45
3.3

decreased by 50% or more
7.50
3.6

change in employment insurance receipt

new recipient
4.42
2.8

former recipient
4.07
3.1

Statement: similarly, individuals who were married or in common-law relationships in the past year but become single, separated or divorced-which occurs approximately 1.1% of the time-are significantly more likely to delay filing.
Question: aamong individuals who were married or in common-law relationships in the past year but become single, separated or divorced,how many times of delayed tax filing might occur?
Answer: [1.14]