Yes...Only the 2021 763-S would be needed (I only found a draft copy online, so I'm not sure it's fully ready yet)...make sure you fill it out fully as page 2 has specific things that need to be filled out and sent in, including a "copy" of the civilian spouse's ID card that is issued to civilian family members .
I don' know if TTX has that form, you'd likely have to buy TTX VA software to get it that way.....but since it has to be mailed in, it woudl be jsut as easy to get a copy as PDF is on the state's VA tax website
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Your Spouse needs to file the proper forms with her employer to not have any VA taxes withheld...this would eliminate the need to file any forms to VA, but might be too late for the first part of 2022.
Yoru spouse must also be claiming the same state of residence as you do, and may be subject to state taxes for that state (if it has an income tax)....some do, some don't
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Other situations where a VA non-resident tax return would be required:
1) the Military member worked an off-duty job in VA...that requires a VA nonresident tax return and is not exempt from VA taxes.
2) You own a house/land/farm property in VA that you rent out to others for income.
____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*
