As others have noted a partnership does not typically have a president. The correct term is more likely managing partner. An LLC taxed as a partnership would file a separate tax return, Form 1065. Part of that return are K1 forms for each partner that lists the partneru2019s respective share of profits and losses.Also part of that K1 might report guaranteed payments for certain partners, if you had any. It is almost never appropriate for a partner to get a Form 1099 from a partnership they are a partner in. I say almost never because there are some very limited situations where it is appropriate, but those are so rare I am going to say you should not be receiving a 1099 from your partnership.Now having said all of that, I question why your CPA canu2019t answer this for you. Please tell me you have a professional that helps with your tax returns, because very few business owners, no offense but especially ones who donu2019t know the difference in 1099 and K1, are going to do a partnership return accurately.