How would I file my 2018 taxes if my spouse did not work at all

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How would I file my 2018 taxes if my spouse did not work at all

Married filing joint. There is absolutely no requirement for both of you to have worked.

How would I file my 2018 taxes if my spouse did not work at all

A spouse is never a dependent. You just file a Joint return.

How would I file my 2018 taxes if my spouse did not work at all

You would want to file a Married Filing Jointly even if one spouse has little or no income. You will receive the highest Standard Deduction of $24,000 if under age 65.

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