sorry to bring this up but if both you and your wife were engaged in the business and did not live in a community property state and did not elect to be treated as a Corporation, you have a partnership that requires filing form 1065 which for 2022 is now about 10 months late. With two partners that's about $4,000 in penalties. you may want to use a pro to properly prepare the return and later then can request that the penalties be waived which the IRS usually does for first-time late filers. you need the partnership K-1s to report the business income/loss on your 1040.
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if you elected C-Corp status then an 1120 (not 1065) was required to be filed by 3/15/2023. this will not affect your 1040.
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if you properly elected S-Corp status then an 1120s (not 1065) was required to be filed by 3/15/2023. the penalties for late filing are about the same and again you need the k-1s to properly report profit or loss on your 1040.
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i strongly recommend you consult with a pro to get advice on business record keeping and other things yo ned to do
