The answer is u201cyes,u201d depending on how the LLC is taxed.LLCu2019s can chose one of four (4) tax treatments, depending on a few issues. Those tax treatments are:Disregarded. Only if owned by one person, or only owned by a married couple if a community property state. This means the entity doesnu2019t exist as far as the IRS is concerned, and all profits and losses u201cpass throughu201d to the owners (i.e. you report income on your Schedule C). This is the default for sole-member LLCu2019s.Partnership. Only if owned by more than one person (or entity). This is the default for multi-member LLCu2019s. It means the company is taxed as a partnership, and the company issues K-1u2019s to the owners for the apportioned profits and losses (i.e. this is another u201cpass throughu201d entity).S-Corp. This can be elected by sending in an IRS Form 2553, and provides certain tax benefits including savings on self-employment tax. There are several differences over #2, Partnership, above, including limitations on the number and types of owners, as well as you must make distributions pro rata depending on percentage of company owned. This is the final u201cpass throughu201d entity. Like a partnership, a S-Corp issues K-1u2019s to the owners.C-Corp. This can be elected by sending in IRS Form 8832, and the LLC becomes its own taxable entity. Profits and losses DO NOT pass through to the owners, and consequently can create u201cdouble taxationu201d issues for the owners (i.e. a C-Corp pays taxes on its profits, and the owners pay taxes on the distributions paid to them).#2 and #3 above can issue salaries and the owners can be W-2 employees of the LLC. #1 you definitely cannot issue W-2 wages to the owners, but Iu2019m not sure about #2. You should consult with a CPA or tax professional to better understand what is best for you.Note that we have a rather intelligent, AI-based u201centity selection toolu201d that helps you with this, depending on your circumstances. It even factors in Trumpu2019s 2023 Tax Reform Act. It only takes 5 minutes, if youu2019re interested: Business Entity Selector Tool | Law 4 Small Business, P.C. (L4SB).Good luck to you. Larry.