I have an LLC and I would like to use turbotax to do the taxes for it. Must I pay upfront, or can I pay when I file (like I do my personal taxes)? I have quickbooks.

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If you are a single-member LLC treated as a sole proprietorship, you may use the online platform (please note: QuickBooks import is not supported in the online experience). Your Schedule C and other applicable forms will be generated with your personal taxes, and you may just pay before you file.

Alternatively, if you'd like the program downloaded to your computer (to work offline), this would require payment before download. QuickBooks data import is supported in this platform, if you have a Windows computer.

• Click here to view the product page for the TurboTax Self Employed online product.
• Click here to view the product page for the download/CD TurboTax Home & Business program.
• Click here for a TurboTax FAQ for how to import QuickBooks data to desktop software.

If you own an interest in a multiple-member LLC (or a partnership, S corporation or C corporation), you will need to file your personal taxes separately from your business taxes. To file these business taxes, you will need TurboTax Business (only available as a Windows operating system downloaded product), which requires payment before downloading or receiving a CD. QuickBooks data import is supported in this platform.

• Click here to view the product page for TurboTax Business.
• Click here for a TurboTax FAQ for how to import QuickBooks data to TurboTax Business.