Multiple accounts in one household.

My wife and I have had accounts since before we met. She is American and has a US account and I am British and mine is a UK account.
I understand that each country has its own store but how much sharing can we have and what are the restrictions using our own iTunes libraries, Apple devices, and a common Apple TV.
For example, I think I can have both mine and my wifes accounts authorized on my computer but does that bring in the 90 day restriction if I try and freely log onto each account?
I also think that I would hit the same problem if I tried to set up the Apple TV for both accounts? I dont want to try it and find I am locked out for 90 days.
I want to be able to have all our purchased and joint CD collection in one master library on one machine. What problems will I hit if I try using current technology communications such as Homeshare or should I just simply resign myself to copy and paste onto both machines using external drives?
Any pointers gratefully received.

You can continue to share the same ID for purchasing from the iTunes and App stores and have separate IDs for other services such as iCloud, iMessage and FaceTime. The ID used for purchasing does not need to be the same as the one used for these other services. Just enter the same ID in Settings>iTunes & App Stores. (If you need to change it on one of the phones, tap the ID, sign out, then sign back in with the other ID.)

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