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It's important to note that having more than one spouse is not recognized under U.S. federal tax laws. Polygamy is illegal in the United States, and as such, you can only file your taxes with one legal spouse. When you file your taxes, you have the option to file as: 1. Married Filing Jointly: If you are legally married to one spouse, you can file your taxes together on one return. This typically provides the most tax benefits. 2. Married Filing Separately: If you are legally married to one spouse but want to keep your tax liability separate, you can choose this filing status. If you're not legally married but have a qualifying person(s), such as a child or dependent, that allows you to qualify for Head of Household status, you can file as Head of Household. However, assuming you're legally married to one spouse, filing as Head of Household is not an option.