I presume I have to separate the LLC from personal: a) 1/1 through 12/31 - all personal income / expenses on a personal return, and b)11/17 - 12/31/17 - 1099/LLC income/expenses only for this period on a business/LLC return. Is that correct.
If you are the only member (owner) of your LLC, then you default to be taxed as self-employed and you file all personal income and your consulting income, together on your personal return.
Your self-employed income and expenses are reported on schedule C, with the net amount flowing into your income on page 1 of your personal return. It looks like you are in the Home and Business software, which is exactly what you need.
You can add your consulting income under the Self-employed Business section (under Income) and the software will ask you all necessary questions to report all of your income and expenses.
If you are the only member (owner) of your LLC, then you default to be taxed as self-employed and you file all personal income and your consulting income, together on your personal return.
Your self-employed income and expenses are reported on schedule C, with the net amount flowing into your income on page 1 of your personal return. It looks like you are in the Home and Business software, which is exactly what you need.
You can add your consulting income under the Self-employed Business section (under Income) and the software will ask you all necessary questions to report all of your income and expenses.