single member LLC, not allowed to efile

[ellenklima]

Thank you for the reply.  I shared the file with you and you did not see a reason why I cannot e-file.  I still believe it is a glitch in the software.  I will use a different product next year to file my taxes.  The response and help are lacking.  

I have used TT for at least 25 years and am disappointed that you could not fix my problem.

Ellen

[GeorgeM777]

If you are unable to e-file Form 568, and must unfortunately print and mail Form 568, California requires a waiver be included with Form 568 when a taxpayer prints and mails Form 568.  Here is the link to the CA website that relates to waivers.  Scroll down the page and select Start Waiver to get your waiver request.  

Business Entity E-File Waiver Request

@ellenklima 

[koravadi]

Hi Robert,

I am using the home and business editions and I wanted to file standard joint filing with my wife in addition I need to file the single member LLC as well. But why home and business is not asking all the relevant questions as it use to ask for the joint filing? can I do the joint filing similar to last yer using the home and business edition along with my LLC filing as well? Pls confirm ASAP. 

[rjs]

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@koravadi wrote:

Hi Robert,

I am using the home and business editions and I wanted to file standard joint filing with my wife in addition I need to file the single member LLC as well. But why home and business is not asking all the relevant questions as it use to ask for the joint filing? can I do the joint filing similar to last yer using the home and business edition along with my LLC filing as well? Pls confirm ASAP. 

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@koravadi  Yes, you can file jointly with TurboTax Home & Business and include Schedule C for your single-member LLC. You didn't say exactly what questions TurboTax is not asking that you think it should be asking. In the Personal Info section, at the very beginning of the interview, if you say that you are married it asks you if you want to file jointly. Make sure you answered Yes. Check your filing status in the Personal Info Summary and make sure it says "Married filing jointly."