What is an LLC?
An LLC (Limited Liability Company) is a type of business structure that protects its owners from being personally responsible for business debts and lawsuits.
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Limited Liability – Your personal assets (like your house or car) are protected if the business has debts or gets sued.
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Flexible Taxes – You can choose how you want to be taxed (as a sole proprietorship, partnership, or corporation).
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Less Paperwork – Easier to set up and maintain than a corporation.
What's included?
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Filing of state required LLC documents
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Operating agreement tailored to your needs
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Unlimited telephone and email support to help you through the process
Our process makes getting your business up and running easy...
Answer some basic questions about your business. This can take as little as 15 minutes.
We will create your documents, make sure everything is in order and file them with the state.
Access your completed documents on our secure client portal.
What are the differences between an LLC and a corporation?
LLC
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Management: Flexible (can be run by members or managers)
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Liability: Limited liability for owners
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Taxes: Pass-through taxation (profits/losses go to owners)
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Paperwork: Less paperwork, simpler to manage
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Profit Distribution: Flexible (profits split however members agree)
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Best For: Small businesses, freelancers, and startups looking for flexibility and liability protection.
Corporation
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Management: Structured (Board of Directors, Officers)
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Liability: Limited liability for shareholders
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Taxes: Double taxation (corporation pays taxes, then shareholders pay on dividends)
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Paperwork: More paperwork, stricter regulations
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Profit Distribution: Profits are distributed as dividends to shareholders
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Best For: Businesses planning to raise money from investors or go public.