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Single-Member LLC & Self-Employed Taxes
Schedule C for freelancers, sole proprietors and single-member LLCs: deductions, home office, vehicle, self-employment tax and when an S election starts to pay.
What is included
- Schedule C and Schedule SE on your Form 1040
- Business deductions, home office and vehicle records
- Quarterly estimated tax planning
- 1099-NEC and 1099-K reconciliation
- Review of whether an S corporation election would save tax
Disregarded, not invisible
A single-member LLC does not file its own federal income tax return by default; its income goes on the owner’s Schedule C. It still has state annual reports, possibly sales tax, and payroll if it hires.
Common questions
When does an S election make sense?
Usually once profit is steady enough to pay yourself a reasonable salary with money left over; we run the numbers for you.
Tell us your situation. We will tell you the fee.
A few short questions, a written quote within one business day, and a free 15-minute consultation if you would rather talk it through first.