Yes you file all both income on the same tax return. You enter your spouse's income the same way as yours. When you start entering a W2 or 1099 it will ask who it belongs to. Like for W2, after you enter one you add another. Click on Add for "John" or Add for "Mary" at the bottom.
Did you enter their name under My Info or Personal info when you entered your name and picked Married filing together?
You enter your spouse's income in the same section as you entered your income. When you are filing jointly, on every TurboTax section for income there will be selections for you to indicate, by name, who the income or form belongs to.
When you file a joint return ALL of the combined income from both spouses goes on that same tax return. Each income screen should have a spot or ask by name who the income is for. Enter the income under the spouse that received it. For example---click Add W-2---it should ask by name who the W-2 is for---your name or your spouse's name.
Yes, you will add W2's for you and for your spouse. So you will have at least two W2s. That is how the income for both of you comes in. And in the overall tax filing form it will appear as the addition of both incomes.
Yes you file all both income on the same tax return. You enter your spouse's income the same way as yours. When you start entering a W2 or 1099 it will ask who it belongs to. Like for W2, after you enter one you add another. Click on Add for "John" or Add for "Mary" at the bottom.
Did you enter their name under My Info or Personal info when you entered your name and picked Married filing together?