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When only one spouse works, it is still allowed for the spouses to file married filing jointly, and this almost always result in lower taxes.
If you have already filed jointly, it is too late to file an amended return to change it to separate. The deadline for that is April 15.
If you have no separate income, you would get nothing back anyway. And if your spouses tax refund is being held back for debts, filing separately or filing injured spouse form will not help you get any of that refund back because you don't have income.
When only one spouse works, it is still allowed for the spouses to file married filing jointly, and this almost always result in lower taxes.
If you have already filed jointly, it is too late to file an amended return to change it to separate. The deadline for that is April 15.
If you have no separate income, you would get nothing back anyway. And if your spouses tax refund is being held back for debts, filing separately or filing injured spouse form will not help you get any of that refund back because you don't have income.
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