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You would create a married filing jointly, (MFJ) tax return and produce two Schedule C's, one for your business and one for your spouse's business. Then Turbotax takes the net income/loss from both businesses and combines the result on your MFJ 1040.
You would create a married filing jointly, (MFJ) tax return and produce two Schedule C's, one for your business and one for your spouse's business. Then Turbotax takes the net income/loss from both businesses and combines the result on line 12 your 2016 MFJ 1040.
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