1099 for LLC: 1099 Filing Requirements for
Limited Liability Company (LLC)

| Last Updated: December 20, 2024
Stephanie

Written by Stephanie Glanville

Stephanie Glanville is the Marketing Manager of TaxBandits. She has several years of experience with IRS tax forms and the funtionality of TaxBandits. With a passion to help business owners better understand their IRS tax forms and filing, she aims to create content that is valuable and informative.


Business owners are responsible for accurately reporting their income and expenses on federal income tax forms. In addition to regular tax returns, your business may also need to issue and file 1099 forms to report payments made to vendors, contractors, and other entities, including Limited Liability Companies (LLCs). An LLC is a hybrid entity combining aspects of a partnership and a corporation, protecting its members from personal liability for the business's debts or obligations, depending on how an LLC is classified for tax purposes—whether as a sole proprietorship, partnership, or corporation—it may or may not require a 1099 form for payments received. This guide will look closer at managing the 1099 filing when payments are made from your business to an LLC.