I'm assuming you normally file your LLC tax return on Form 1065, unfortunately there is no option for you to report the partnership income and expenses on your personal tax return; every partnership with any items of income or expense must file a 1065.
If compliance burden is becoming too much for what the business brings in for profit, maybe you could check the box 'final' at the top of Form 1065 to inform the IRS that you will not be sending in any more returns and the partnership will be ceasing operations; just an idea to consider, not advice.
If you withdrew your 401(k) before reaching the age of 59 1/2, it may trigger the filing of Form 5329 to report distributions subject to the 10% additional tax, but that depends on the details of your Form 1099-R; in any case, as long as you enter the information into TurboTax, the program will take care of the necessary forms and schedules for you.
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