While it may be a requirement to file a joint return, Rhode Island can only tax the income earned in Rhode Island, even though you report both incomes.
And, on the Massachusetts return, you will receive a credit for the amount of tax you must pay to Rhode Island on the income earned there.
Click this link for more info on Filing a Joint Non-Resident Rhode Island Return.
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