<prompt> Human: Every year that I file my taxes I have to choose between a Standard vs Itemized tax deductions. Also, I had an LLC I recently setup. It makes some money mostly drinkingvacation cash but also has a good amount of expenses. I typically do my own taxes, but I can see that if I must choose only one type of deductions.So basically, Im not using my LLC to its fullest potential. However, the IRS views a single-member LLC as a pass-through entity, which is bad for my taxes. This essentially means that all taxes for the LLC are directed to me and I cant contain them within the business to itemize the deductions.Is there a proper way to do this so I can write off the LLC expenses but also take my personal standard deduction? Maybe I need to setup the LLC differently, or create a different type of corporation altogether.Thanks!  <response>: The personal standard deduction has NOTHING to do with LLC deductions. You deduct LLC expenses on Schedule C, and then still take your standard deduction. 