Yes, you would need to use the TurboTax Self-Employed to...

I started a business in 2017 but made no income. I have business deductions though. I also work a regular job that I need to file for also. What do I use? Self employed?

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Yes, you would need to use the TurboTax Self-Employed to record those business expenses on your Schedule C, Profit or Loss from Business.

Those deductions/expenses could also help lower your taxable income, to a certain limit.

You can review the FAQ below for directions on how to enter those expenses and other Schedule C information.

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I started a business in 2017 but made no income. I have business deductions though. I also work a regular job that I need to file for also. What do I use? Self employed?

I started a business in 2017 but made no income. I have business deductions though. I also work a regular job that I need to file for also. What do I use? Self employed?

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I started a business in 2017 but made no income. I have business deductions though. I also work a regular job that I need to file for also. What do I use? Self employed?

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I started a business in 2017 but made no income. I have business deductions though. I also work a regular job that I need to file for also. What do I use? Self employed?

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