Business & farm

@shishirdahal

Unfortunately, the TurboTax Online is an impediment to accomplishing what you want to do, that is to make your own decisions on how to allocate income and expense between the various Schedules C necessary for you to file.

As was stated in the earlier answer: "income and expenses allocated between each of you [possibly just dividing monetary entry in half, for example] " You need to allocate the amounts of income and expense between the various Schedules C.  So how to do that?

Almost none, if indeed any, of the "superuser" volunteers here use the online themselves, but instead obtain the Desktop software.  The installed on your computer software has many advantages but one of the strongest arguments for it is the ability to easily switch back and forth between the interview and "Forms Mode" where the latter gives you direct access to the forms as they are created and filled in.  In Forms Mode you can go to a field such as a given expense on the Schedule C and by right clicking (or CTL-I) create a supporting accounting sheet for that field where you can, and you must do it for each Schedule C, an allocation of the specific income or expense data item.  It may be tedious but it accomplishes what you want.  Be very careful to prepare before doing this by having an accounting of the total of each dollar amount to be allocated (for example, build one Schedule C alone with everything and then as stated about the accounting supplement, by negative entry allocate out pieces of each $ amount) and enter that allocated amount in the relevant Schedule C.

IF you want to take this on, since it will not cost you more because instead of paying for the online service filings you can buy the software at discount now (such as at Costco - discount until beginning of March, or BJ's or Amazon) for a roughly equivalent amount.

Here is the information on how to switch => https://ttlc.intuit.com/questions/1901476-how-do-i-switch-from-turbotax-online-to-the-turbotax-softw...