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Since the IRS considers you and the Single Member LLC to be one and the same, you might try using your SSN with the LLC name. If that doesn't work, you will need to use your own name and SSN for the 1099's.

State income tax withholding is usually entered at the W-2 screen, in the federal section of the TurboTax program.  If you had other withholding, e.g.  from your social security, retirement or investment income, it will also be entered at the appropriate screen for that IRS form (SSA1099, 1099-R, 1099-DIV, etc).    If you have other state tax payments, such as quarterly estimated payments or payment with you state tax return, it is entered at: In TurboTax (TT), enter at: Federal Taxes Tab (Personal for H&B version) Deductions & Credits -Scroll down to: --Estimates & other taxes paid    -Estimates     or    -Other Income taxes

@RzRob    (For any "online" folks who see the following...it only applies to "Desktop" software)   I don't have any "item" donations....but TTX seems to have rewritten the Charity section.   I used the Forms too, to enter monthly and quarterly recurring $$ donations.....BUT...I worry that by doing so, the software might delete them during the final submission steps.   When entering cash donations in the interview, they seem to want just the final annual $$ for each charity.   I'm nervous enough that I may delete all my "Form" recurring $$ entries, and just go with the Annual Total $$ amount in the interview.  ___________________ Note: if you have self-entered recurring $$$ amounts in the "Form", but then later put in the annual total using the interview...it messes up the donation entirely.  Ya gotta delete all your recurring donations in the Forms Mode first...then use the interview for the annual total  (if you are going to knuckle under to the "Man" and file it that way) ________________ I have no idea why they screwed up a perfectly good working charity section.

Please clarify your Form number.   ‌ Form 1099 is a large family of documents. 1099-R 1099-SSA 1099-INT 1099-Div And many others What Form is this, and what's the problem you have?  

You are correct.  Brokers may not know cost basis.  In fact, you should expect them not to report basis and be prepared to determine basis from your personal records.   The IRS Instructions for Form 1099-DA report that brokers are not required to report basis information with respect to sales in 2025.  It states:   2025 transactions   These instructions provide information for brokers to use to complete Form 1099-DA for each sale a broker has effected in 2025. Brokers are not required to report basis information with respect to sales effected in 2025.   @verte200