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Your reference to "my partner" changes things from what you may be expecting. You aren't just self-employed, but you have ownership in a partnership of some sort, unless you are married to that partner, file a joint return with that partner, and do NOT live in a community property state. It could be a partnership, multi-member LLC, S-Corp or C-Corp. It doesn't matter. The business will have to file a 1065 partnership return. (1120 if a C-Corp or 1120-S if an S-Corp). For this you will have to use TurboTax Business (different from Home & Business). TurboTax Business is not available as an online product, or for MACs. TurboTax Business is for the Windows platform ONLY.
In the process of completing the business return, the business will issue each owner a K-1 which shows that owner's business income and expenses for the tax year. Each owner that receives a K-1 will need that K-1 in order to complete their personal tax return. So the business return needs to be completed and filed first, before you can even start your personal return.
If aside from the partnership you have another business of which you, and you alone are the sole owner of, then you'll have to use Self-Employed to file a SCH C for that.
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