Usually you would file together as Married Filing Jointly or you would each file separately as Married Filing Separately or as Head of Household if there are children claimed. Even if your spouse has an ITIN instead of a SSN, you can still file together.
Your post says your spouse works. So even a Dependent Care credit would not apply, that is only for a disabled spouse. Is there some reason you believe they are your dependent?
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Usually you would file together as Married Filing Jointly or you would each file separately as Married Filing Separately or as Head of Household if there are children claimed. Even if your spouse has an ITIN instead of a SSN, you can still file together.
Your post says your spouse works. So even a Dependent Care credit would not apply, that is only for a disabled spouse. Is there some reason you believe they are your dependent?
Do these help in any way? Please let me know if you are looking for more detail on any one of these.
There are so many different situations, and we are happy to look at your specific situation if you provide the specifics.
Please let me know if you are looking for more detail on any one of these.
Or if this helped, please Say "Thanks" by clicking the thumb icon in a post
And Mark the post that answers your question by clicking on "Mark as Best Answer"