I can't find a way that you do, short of some bogus artificially distinct
categories.

I'm also struggling to figure out why it matters, what they'd do different
with it, and why they even put the choice there in the first place. Even if
you tell it you are filing MFS, they never seem to ask enough questions that
it matters--they just seem to use the MFS rates.

"Robert A" <ra44203[at]noemail.noemail> wrote in message
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Still looking for responses to my question, but I think this posting be my
answer....

Newsgroups: microsoft.public.money
From: "Chris Cowles" <Y...[at]cantfind.meDate: Fri, 21 Dec 2001 09:10:03 -0500
Subject: Re: Tracking husband and spouse income
As others have said, you have to have separate income categories (Salary -
spouse). After creating it, use the tax line manager to associate it with
W-2 (spouse). Since you've already put all of her income transactions in the
same category as yours, you can use Find and Replace to search for a
particular payee, category, etc., then select any or all payments and change
all to a different category.

When using the Tax Estimator, and viewing the State Tax Withholding for the
year... my tax withholding and my spouse's withholding are both shown in "My"
withholding. And if I go to the "Spouse's" withholding, there are no
transactions listed.

I already track each paycheck's full details. How do I get Money to track
my withholding and my spouse's withholding amounts separately?

I am using Money Plus Deluxe.