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  2. Begin by entering your LLC's name and FEIN/SSN in the designated fields. Ensure that all information is accurate to avoid processing delays.
  3. Complete Part I by detailing your Kentucky net distributable income. Fill in each line with the appropriate figures, such as ordinary income, rental income, and any deductions.
  4. Move on to Part II for LLET computation. Carefully calculate your tax liability based on the provided lines, ensuring you attach any necessary schedules for credits.
  5. In Part IV, if applicable, provide explanations for final or short-period returns. This section is crucial for clarity regarding your filing status.
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Single-member LLCs (disregarded entities): Use TurboTax Home Business or Self-Employed. These versions walk you through Schedule C to report income and expenses. Multi-member LLCs (partnerships): Use TurboTax Business, which helps complete Form 1065 and generate Schedule K-1s for each member.
If youre a sole proprietor or own a single-member LLC, TurboTax Premium might be the right solution for your tax needs. While its a personal tax filing product, it helps you report your business income and deductions via Schedule C, which gets attached to your return.
Benefits of Using TurboTax for LLC Tax Filing TurboTax offers distinct advantages for LLC owners, including: Step-by-step guidance tailored to your LLC structure. Automatic form generation for Schedule C, 1065, K-1, and 1120/1120-S as applicable. Real-time error checking and review tools that help reduce audit risk.
For partnerships, S Corp, C Corp, multi-member LLC, trusts and estates, TurboTax Business has you covered. Learn more.
The Kentucky Limited Liability Entity Tax (KY LLET) serves the same purpose. The tax is calculated using the lesser of $0.095/$100 of Kentucky gross receipts or $0.75/$100 of Kentucky gross profits. Regardless of which calculation method is used, business owners are required to pay a minimum Kentucky LLET of $175.
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