@ScruffyCurmudgeon Thanks for the very detailed explanation. Now that I know where I went wrong, can you tell me how to get it right? First I live in Virginia (non community property state). In 2019, my husband and I formed an LLC with the intent of purchasing a commercial rental building. For 2019 and 2020, we had only license and start up fees. Following the leadership of Turbo and (and my own interpretations), in 2019, I filed 2 separate schedule C's splitting the startup costs. In 2020, we only had license fees ($50) and I filed 1 schedule C under my husband's name. In 2021, we bought a building and I filed 1 schedule C with all expenses under my name, and finally, in 2022 (again interpretating TT differently), I filed 2 separate Schedule C's, splitting the expenses. Now, for the first time, I am seeing this Community Property State clause! Can I start this year filing a LLC 1065 and move forward? or should I keep doing separate Schedule C's like I did last year (which by the way did not get kicked back)? or (please say no), do I have to go back and file corrected forms for 2020, 2021, and 2022?
