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We provide comprehensive support for all your business needs, from formation to taxes.
We provide comprehensive support for all your business needs, from formation to taxes.
We provide comprehensive support for all your business needs, from formation to taxes.
We provide comprehensive support for all your business needs, from formation to taxes.
We provide comprehensive support for all your business needs, from formation to taxes.
We provide comprehensive support for all your business needs, from formation to taxes.
We provide comprehensive support for all your business needs, from formation to taxes.
We provide comprehensive support for all your business needs, from formation to taxes.
A Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a popular business structure that protects its owners from personal liability—similar to a C or S corporation. However, unlike corporations, an LLC offers simpler management, less paperwork, and flexible tax options, making it ideal for small businesses and startups.
Personal Liability Protection
Owners are not personally responsible for business debts or lawsuits.
Flexible Tax Options
Choose to be taxed as a sole proprietor, partnership, or corporation.
Simple Compliance
Fewer formalities and less paperwork compared to corporations.
Credibility and Trust
An LLC structure adds professionalism and builds trust with clients.
Ownership Flexibility
Allows single or multiple owners, with no citizenship or residency requirements.
We provide comprehensive support for all your business needs, from formation to taxes.
We provide comprehensive support for all your business needs, from formation to taxes.
We provide comprehensive support for all your business needs, from formation to taxes.
It’s wise to check your LLC name against similar businesses in your area. We include a business name check with our formation services and can reserve a preferred business name for you.
Also called a statutory agent or resident agent, a registered agent receives your LLC’s legal notices and legal documents during normal business hours. Most states require it, and we can do it for you.
Also called a certificate of formation, this official form contains all the basic details about your new business. When we file this for you, it’s typically sent to your Secretary of State.
You’ll also need to apply for any specific business licenses or permits that may be required for compliance, although it’s wise to wait until your LLC’s formation documents are approved.
This outlines your LLC’s rules for everything from business structure to profit distribution. Our templates make it easy for LLC owners to define their rights and limit disagreements.
Most businesses need a federal tax ID to set up a business bank account, file taxes, and start hiring. It helps protect your identity by keeping your personal and business finances separate.
We provide comprehensive support for all your business needs, from formation to taxes.
We provide comprehensive support for all your business needs, from formation to taxes.
We provide comprehensive support for all your business needs, from formation to taxes.
We provide comprehensive support for all your business needs, from formation to taxes.
We provide comprehensive support for all your business needs, from formation to taxes.
For most US LLCs, the answer is now none. Under a FinCEN rule effective March 2025, all entities formed in the United States — including LLCs owned by non-US residents – are exempt from filing beneficial ownership information (BOI) with FinCEN. The federal requirement now applies only to companies formed under foreign law that register to do business in a US state. A few US states have separate transparency filings, so confirm your formation state. (Current as of June 2026; FinCEN’s rule is interim and we monitor for changes.)
FinCEN opened BOI reporting on January 1, 2024. However, under the rule effective March 2025, US-formed entities — including non-resident-owned LLCs — are now exempt from filing. (Current as of June 2026.)
No, a sole proprietorship is not considered a reporting company unless it was formed by filing a document with a secretary of state or similar office. Simply obtaining an EIN, registering a business name, or getting a license does not make it a reporting company.
A beneficial owner is anyone who directly or indirectly owns or controls at least 25% of the company’s ownership interests or has significant control over the company.
We provide comprehensive support for all your business needs, from formation to taxes.