LLC Essentials for Multi-Members

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Forming aFmulti-member LLC doesn’t have to be confusing. Whether you’re starting with family, friends, or business partners, the right setup protects everyone involved and creates a solid foundation for growth.This service is reccomended for entrepreneurs, small business owners, or partners ready to protect their vision and operate with confidence.

Key Steps to Forming an LLC

  1. Choose a Name: Ensure the name is unique, complies with state rules, includes "LLC," and is available in your state’s business database. 
  2. Appoint a Registered Agent: Designate someone with a physical address in the state to receive legal documents.
  3. File Articles of Organization: Submit this document with essential details (name, address, registered agent) and pay the state filing fee.
  4. Create an Operating Agreement (2 or more members): Define ownership, profit sharing, roles, and decision-making to avoid disputes.*
  5. Obtain an EIN: Apply for a free Tax ID from the IRS for banking, taxes, and hiring employees.
  6. Register for Taxes: Comply with state requirements for sales tax, franchise tax, and necessary permits or licenses.
  7. Open a Business Bank Account: Use the EIN to separate business and personal finances, maintaining liability protection.
  8. Maintain Compliance: File required reports, renew permits, and keep organized records to stay compliant.
  • Creating an Operating Agreement for multiple members can cost over $1,000 due to the need for research and attorney consultation. My standard rate is $100/hour, but as an introductory offer, I provide this service for a flat rate of $549. It's time to turn your vision into reality!

With LLC Essentials for Multi-Members, you’ll learn:

  •  How to file correctly to meet state requirements.
  • What an operating agreement is and why it matters. How to divide ownership, roles, and responsibilities.
  • How to divide ownership, roles, and responsibilities.
  • Best practices to keep your LLC in compliance.