It depends. LLC companies are considered a disregarded entity by the IRS, which means it does not change the tax structure of your business. If you are a sole owner of your LLC, then you are either a sole proprietorship or an S-corp. To be an S-corp requires articles of incorporation with your state. LLC status also requires paperwork (and TurboTax can assist you with your LLC filing in the State Taxes section), but if you are the only owner and are not an S-corp structure, then you are a sole proprietor required to file for the IRS on Schedule C.
If you are an S-corp, however, you will need to file your business tax return (Form 1120-S, which is a pass-through return; your business itself is not taxed) by using TurboTax Business. You will need to download this program and install it in your computer in order to prepare your business return. It is not available in an online format. The business return will generate form K-1 for your personal return, which will be filed using TurboTax Deluxe or higher.
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