<prompt> Human: So a little background on me At the end of 2016 i was hating life at an outbound call center making 15hr. I was happy when i got the job because it was the most money i ever made, but soon realized i hated it. Also, 15 per hour wasnt cutting it when I was married with a kid and another on the way in January 2017. We wereare a single income household.At the time i lived in Tucson which doesnt have the strongest job market so being that i have no quality work experience, skills, or degree that was the best job I could find. Instead of scrolling endlessly on Indeed again for quick apply jobs I lurked on rEntrepreneur for ideasdrop shipping, Amazon businesses, etc. I tried making t shirts for 2 weeks before quitting that. Luckily this was around new years and ulocalcasestudy posted how to build a profitable service business in 1 month. I read it and decided i was going to go all in. I recklessly quit my job with no savings the day my 2nd son was born12617 to run a house cleaning service full time. Used credit cards to make purchases for the business.I then proceeded to go the next 2 weeks without making a sale! We ended February with like 700 in sales. March around 2800. April about 4500. Our highest month so far was 8300 in November. We have been averaging around 6500 over the last 5 or 6 months. We did 64,797.75 in revenue in our first year. TAXES I incorporated as a single member LLC. I also kept 0 receipts or records for miles. I paid independent contractors 14k, but only reported about 9k because I only received W9 forms from 2 of the contractors. I also used the same checking account for business transactions and every day life... What should I do about filing my taxes this year? How much could I realistically expect to pay to the IRS?Im sorry if I posted this in the wrong place. I am going to try cross posting so others can see this and not be as negligent as myself. I wasnt sure where else to turn but i am super fucking stressed about this.  <response>: Hire a tax CPA, you desperately will need one. You messed up big. 