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How to Form a Limited Liability Company (LLC)?
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Answer a few basic questions and provide us with your company name and other vital details. It will help us learn a little more about the company you wish to start.
We Will File the Paperwork
Receive Your Documents
We will send you hard copies of all the documents related to your LLC via email, and keep a backup. You will receive your LLC package immediately after approval.
Benefits of Forming an LLC?
Start a single-member or a multi-member LLC after tailoring it according to your business requirements.
Assets Protection
An LLC can help shield all your assets from creditors, banks, money-lenders, and other financial institutions. In contrast, as Sole Proprietorships and Partnerships, you are legally required to leave your assets exposed.
Pass-Through Taxation
C companies are required to pay corporate-level taxes. However, as an LLC you can file both profit and loss on individual tax returns. As for multi-member LLC, they enjoy the same benefit, but, they must file informational returns.
Management Flexibility
You can run your company willfully through different individual or managerial roles under a simple LLC Operating Agreement. No other entity gives you the opportunity to manage your company freely.
Increased Credibility
By forming an LLC, you naturally establish an authority for your business and company combined in the eyes of your co-workers, business partners, manufacturers, potential clients, vendors, etc.
Fewer Filing Requirements
As compared to S and C Corporations, LLCs’ have fewer documentation requirements. For instance, you do not have to file anything other than annual reports and ongoing paperwork.
Ownership Structure
You are allowed to independently start a multi-member or single-member LLC without having to think about who and how many members can run your business.
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We understand that freelancers, startups, and new businessmen are more vulnerable to making costly errors than experienced LLC owners. This is where we come in. Our business specialists leave no room for mistakes, and they guide you in the right direction.
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Our business professionals will individually handle your problems and filing work. You can call, stay in touch with them through online chat, and ask away any questions you have. No need to wait in long queues or apply for a phone appointment.
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Frequently Asked Questions About LLC
What Does LLC Mean?
What Does LLC Stand For?
LLC stands for Limited Liability Corporation. It is a legal entity that allows business owners and companies to protect their personal assets under state regulations.Â
How to Start an LLC?
To start an LLC you have to follow 3 simple steps:
- Provide us with basic information. Tell us about yourself and your company.
- We will gather all the documents, file the application, and do important leg work for you.Â
- Soon after state approval, we will send the complete LLC package to you via email. Â Â
Is an LLC a Partnership?
An LLC is not a partnership. Legally you are allowed to form an LLC with multi-members, but both of them have different characteristics. In simple words, an LLC is a separate entity owned by members who get protection against debt liabilities. And, the chances of asset exposure are next to zero. You can also call an LLC a hybrid form of partnership. On the other hand, a partnership does not operate as a separate entity. Â
What Is an LLC Member?
An LLC member refers to owners, entities, or individuals who make decisions and hold interests in a limited liability company. Ideally, the members of an LLC are the owners running the company just like directors and shareholders in the case of a corporation.
The only exception, in this case, is when Articles of Organization designate a manager as the sole operator of the company. In this situation, owners act as decision-makers only. As for those who do not own the LLC property they may or may not appoint employees, manage the company, or make decisions.
What Is the Process of Owning an LLC?
What Documents Do I Need to Form an LLC?
What Is the Life Span of an LLC
As per new amendments to the Internal Revenue System (IRS) code, all LLCs in the U.S. can be formed for an unlimited span of time.
Do I Need an Attorney to Set Up an LLC??
No, not necessarily. You can file all documents with the state either yourself or with the help of business specialists who provide filing services. Either way, if you choose to form an LLC all by yourself, you will be required to gather, prepare, draft, and file legal paperwork with the secretary of state. Which, in turn, can be a time-consuming process.
On the other hand, if you hire filing professionals, you will have ample of time to focus on your business, while experts such as Ez Doc Filing handle do your work for you.Â
How Many Owners Can an LLC Have?
Is S Corporation an LLC?
A limited liability company (LLC) can choose to be taxed as an S corp as long as the members earn a reasonable salary, pay distributions with the business profits, and match the IRS guidelines of setting up an S corp. Rest assured, both LLC and S corp have different features.
For example, S corp owners pay only taxes levied on distributions, on their salary, and FICA. This helps the owners save a handsome amount as tax money which may be or may be not required in the future.
Whereas, in the case of an LLC, a pass-through taxation system is followed. In other words, when an LLC owners’ net profit passes through the individual tax return, it automatically becomes subject to certain income taxes. Which, in turn, are largely based on employment tax returns and owners’ tax returns filings.
Why Should I form a Limited Liability Company?
How to Choose a Name for an LLC?
You can choose to file for a company name yourself or else work in tandem with filing services such as EZ Doc Filing to help you check name availability.
Here are some factors associated with choosing a name for an LLC:
- The name must be unique, original, and different from other LLCs.
- The LLC name must be registered under the state of formation with respect to the corporation code.
- Usage of certain words is prohibited unless you have special permission from the governing bodies.
- Naming a professional LLC comes with additional restrictions.
- An LLC member (s) should confirm name availability before filing for articles of organization or creating a standard operating agreement.
- LLCs filing for a DBA or fictitious name must also look for name availability first.