No. If you file married filing separately all his income and information would go on his own personal return. All your income and information would go on your return. The only information of his that you would include on your return is his name and social security number.
Most married couples benefit filing Jointly since the tax rate
is lower and you do not forfeit your deductions and credits. In order to file Jointly you need to choose which account you would
like to work in if you both have TurboTax accounts. Go to the Personal Info section and select Married as your marital status. The program
will then ask if you would like to file with your spouse. Select Yes. You will then be able to input any
information that your spouse has.
See more information below on Married filing separately:
https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/3288477
This does not account for if you are in a community property state. In which case you need split the income according to community property state laws.
Are you talking about filing a State Return? Which State?
Click this link for more info on Married Filing Separately in a Community Property State.