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I own an LLC that does not profit more than $500-$800. I also work, so I have a W-2. How do I file the LLC together with my taxes?
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If you have a single-member LLC and have not made an election to be taxed as a corporation, you can file as a disregarded entity (i.e., as a sole proprietor on Schedule C) on your individual income tax return.
However, you will need to upgrade to TurboTax Self-Employed if you want to use an online TurboTax product.
Note that you can use any desktop (installed) version of TurboTax.
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For the LLC, if you are the only member then you have a single member LLC, which is considered a disregarded entity by the IRS for tax purposes. What that means is that you file the LLC on your personal tax return as if you are self-employed - in regards to the LLC. You will need to upgrade to TurboTax Self-Employed if you use Online version.
If you have a multi-member LLC, then you would have to complete a partnership return Form 1065.
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I have the TurboTax Home and Business online version. I have a two member LLC that does not profit more than $500-800. Can I import the Form 1065 into the Home and Business version?
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@Jack K wrote:
Can I import the Form 1065 into the Home and Business version?
No. You need to prepare Form 1065 with a product such as TurboTax Business (link below).
In the process of preparing Form 1065, K-1s will be generated and you will enter the information from your K-1 into your individual income tax return.
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Thanks! Can I pay an upgrade fee, or will I have to pay the full $169
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Sorry you have to buy and install the Business program separately from your personal tax return.
Turbo Tax Business is not available to do online or on a Mac. You can buy the Window's (Win 7 or newer) version here. And you can have both TT Business and TT Home & Business (or any personal version) installed on your computer at the same time.
https://turbotax.intuit.com/small-business-taxes
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@Jack K wrote:
Thanks! Can I pay an upgrade fee, or will I have to pay the full $169
It is a bit less expensive at Amazon, currently.
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Unless your partner is your spouse, then you could do 2 schedule C's for a qualified joint venture.What TurboTax do I need for a Qualified Joint Venture? Qualified Joint Venture With Husband - Dividing Income & Expenses
If you purchase the business software, that is not an upgrade as it is a completely different case. You can then use your current software to enter the K-1 forms that are generated from the business.
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The QJV option is not available for state law entities, such as LLCs , but @Jack K could report on Schedule C if the partner is a spouse and they reside in a community property state.