Schedule C would be for any self-employed business. So, if you have a self-employed business already, but you received a Form 1099-NEC for unrelated or a different kind of work than your self-employed business, then you need to create a second Schedule C to report the Form 1099-NEC income.
The business that paid you through Form 1099-NEC was not considering you an employee or you would have received a W-2. Therefore, you are also considered to be self-employed for the income reported on Form 1099-NEC even though it may not be related to your personal business.
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