You would just file the K-1 form if the form 1099-MISC income was reflected on the partnership return.
In the future, if your social security number is listed on the 1099 form, you should change that to the partnership ID number. Otherwise, the IRS will add the 1099 income to your tax return and send you a letter requesting additional tax from you.
If that happens, however, you just need to explain what happened and they will reverse the tax.
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