How can I enter 1099-DIV, 1099-INT and 1099-B forms for Sole Member LLC?

[bmwnuke]

Hi, I'm using Turbotax Home & Business to file my Sole Member LLC and Individual tax returns.  I don't see a place to enter 1099-DIV, 1099-INT, and 1099-B form that were issued to my BUSINESS - it's only on the individual tab.  Can someone help?  Do I need to use Turbotax Business instead?  To clarify, the 1099's are issued to the business, not to me individually - these 1099's are related to my business brokerage accounts.

[Bsch4477]

Your LLC is connected with your personal return so report that income in the personal tab. Since your EIN is associated with your Social Security number there is no problem. 

[VolvoGirl]

Is your SMLLC  an S corp?  If it is not an S Corp it is a disregarded entity and you file it on schedule C in your personal 1040 return.  The Home & Business program only does 1040 returns that need Schedule C for self employment, independent contractors, freelance and SMLLC.  You enter  your 1099s on the Personal Income  side.  Or is your SMLLC for trading?  I don't know how that works if you want to file them on Schedule C.  

[Mike9241]

if you have an S-corp the dividends and interest income are still report as such on the 1120-S expenses are reported on page 1. without the MTM election trading gains and losses are reported on the 8949/schedule D. the same is true if you have not elected S-Corp status, the dividends and interest are reported on the 1099-DIV or INT.  a trader reports trading expenses on schedule C. Without th emTM election trades go on schedule D/form 8949.  Note that direct expenses of buying and selling securities are part of the gain or loss. such as brokerage commission, exchange fees