We handle all required paperwork to register your business officially in the U.S., ensuring compliance from day one. Processes in 1 business day.
Required in most states to receive your LLC's legal notices and legal documents.
This official form contains all the details about your new business.
Our templates make it easy for LLC owners to define their rights and limit disagreements.
Required to set up a business bank account, file taxes, and start hiring.
Each state has specific required filings like BOI, annual reports, and more.
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Operating agreement
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A limited liability company (LLC) is a type of business entity you can register in your state. The main purpose of an LLC company is to limit the personal liability of its owners—like a C or S corporation—but it also allows the business to operate with simpler rules and more flexible tax requirements.
An LLC isn't always required, but many small business owners choose to form an LLC for personal liability protection. Having an LLC can also help you open bank accounts, enter into contracts, hire employees, and get necessary business licenses and permits.
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By forming an LLC and keeping your personal finances separate, you can protect your personal assets from business liabilities.
It's typically easier to form an LLC than a corporation, and there are simpler rules for things like record-keeping.
You get to decide how you're taxed—as an LLC or a corporation—to maximize your ability to save money and minimize tax liability.