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Self employed
Yes, filing as a corporation is the appropriate option for the input box. A Limited Liability Company is an entity created by state statute. For filing purposes, depending on the elections made by the LLC when established, filing will be determined either as a corporation, partnership, or as part of the 1040 Schedule C. Although you are still considered an LLC, you are electing to file as a Corporation for tax purposes.
If you are an LLC with more than one member, the IRS will assume you are filing as a partnership for tax purposes. To file and be taxed as a corporation, you will want to notify the IRS by filing Form 8832: Entity Classification election.
For more information on business filings, see the links below:
Limited Liability Company Taxes
LLC Filing as a Corporation or Partnership
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