Thanks for the clarification.
As I added in your other thread:
Revisit the W-2 section. If you are filing a joint return, check to see if you have identified each W-2 correctly as "self" or "spouse". If a W-2 is mislabeled as belonging to the wrong spouse, TurboTax will see the Social Security withholding as belonging to one person instead of two.
This is a common source of erroneous excess Social Security withholding credits in TurboTax.
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