Yes, if it was a single-member LLC and it had any business activity during the year.
If there was no business activity, then there's nothing to file or report.
For tax purposes, the IRS considers single-member LLCs to be sole proprietorships, with profits and losses to be reported on Schedule C with Form 1040.
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