I just started my business in February and I'm a single owner LLC with zero employees its just me and I was curious if I have to file a irs form 941 or not?

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You are not an employee. See https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs/about-form-941

As a single-member LLC with no employees you will pay self-employment tax, on your Schedule C net profit, that is computed on Schedule SE as part of your Form 1040.

You would not file a Form 941.

I am a home health nurse, my W-2 states I am a statutory employee which triggered a Schedule C. I cannot move on without a principle business code. Where do I find this?

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I just started my business in February and I'm a single owner LLC with zero employees its just me and I was curious if I have to file a irs form 941 or not?

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