An LLC be it single member or multi-member is considered to be a disregarded entity by the IRS. Under no circumstances and with no exceptions can an LLC issue the owner(s) of that LLC a tax reporting document of any type. There are no exceptions.
Now what makes your post unclear is that you "say" you have a single member LLC. However, you have indicated that you are using TurboTax Business (different from Home & Business.) TurboTax Business flat out can not be used to file a tax return for a single member LLC. Period. So either you incorrectly indicated what flavor of TurboTax you are using, or you filed the appropriate forms with the IRS to have your single member LLC "treated like an S-Corp" (or C_Corp) for tax purposes only. *THIS MATTERS* big time, because the owner of a corporation "can" be a W-2 employee of that corporation, be it an S-Corp or a C-Corp.
So you may need to provide some clarity here to confirm that the information you are being provided is correct for your specific and explicit situation.
