As a follow-up to @Anonymous_ and @xmasbaby0, if both you and your spouse are owners of the LLC, then for tax purposes the IRS will consider your LLC as a partnership, and thus, you will file a partnership return, Form 1065. Owners of an LLC are referred to as members. If there is only one member and the other spouse is an employee, then that is a different situation for tax purposes. Follow-up with additional information if necessary, but do not include any personally identifiable information in your post.
For the partnership return, you will need to use TurboTax Business. In TurboTax Business you can also prepare the Schedule K-1s for you and your spouse. When you prepare your individual or joint return, if you have K-1s to enter, you will likely be required to upgrade to TurboTax Premier (on-line version).
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