You should not get a 1099 from your own LLC and if the money went to the LLC then the LLC should receive a 1099 from your clients.u00a0 If you are a multi-member LLC and have not made any corporate elections for the LLC, then you should be filing your taxes as a partnership (Form 1065).u00a0 You and your partner should each receive a K1 that reports your individual share of the profits and losses that you then report on your individual tax returns.u00a0 If you are being paid separately for performing work, then you classify those payments as guaranteed payments, which are part of the amounts reported on your K1.If the money went directly to you, then yes get a 1099 from the client and report that income on Schedule C separate from your share of the LLC's income.