What
kind of business?
If it's a sole proprietorship or single-member LLC, it should have been
included in your personal return.
If it's a multi-member LLC, a partnership, or an S corporation, information
from the business return has to be included in your personal return, so you
should have done the business return first.
Only if the business is a C corporation is it possible that the business return
will not affect your personal return. In all the other cases, you will have to
file an amended personal return after you complete the business return, or to
include the business in your personal return, as appropriate.
To file a return for a multi-member LLC, partnership, S corporation, or C
corporation, you need TurboTax Business, which is a different product from Home
& Business. TurboTax Business is not available online. It's available only
as a program that you install on your Windows computer from a CD or a download.
You can learn more about TurboTax Business, and purchase it, at the following link.
https://turbotax.intuit.com/small-business-taxes/
To prepare a personal
return, depending on the complexity, you will need a version that prepares
Forms 1040 such as Deluxe, Premier, Home and Business, etc. If you
have a Schedule K-1 from either a Form 1120-S, Form 1065 or Form 1041 you will
need either the Premier version or (if you also have an unincorporated
business) the Home and Business version when using the online program.
All the 2016 downloaded
programs will handle the personal return.
View this product guide
chart to see which product is best for you:
https://turbotax.intuit.com/lp/ty14/desktop/lp1.jsp#irs-forms
