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Reason 3: Protection
Typically, a big reason that any business owner or investor sets up a corporation or forms a limited liability company is asset protection. An
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Reason 1: Easy Setup
An LLC is easy to setup. In many states, you only have to fill out a rather simple, one- or two-page form. That’s it. Sometimes, you can even prepare and submit this form online.
Reason 2: Low Cost
In most states, although not all states, an LLC is quite economical. To setup an LLC, you often pay between $100 and $200. And then on an annual basis, you probably pay another $100 or so.
Running your business as a limited liability business, therefore, costs about the same as other “maintenance-type” business expenses: setting up and using a bank account, getting letterhead and business cards, and purchasing accounting software.
Be sure to check the setup fee and annual cost for your state, however. Some states, like California, charge way too much for the privilege of running your business as an LLC. (In California, the annual cost for even a very small business runs around $1,000.)
Reason 3: Protection
Typically, a big reason that any business owner or investor sets up a corporation or forms a limited liability company is asset protection. And
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Reason 2: Low Cost
In most states, although not all states, an LLC is quite economical. To setup an LLC, you often pay between $100 and $200. And then on an annual basis, you probably pay another $100 or so.
Running your business as a limited liability business, therefore, costs about the same as other “maintenance-type” business expenses: setting up and using a bank account, getting letterhead and business cards, and purchasing accounting software.
Be sure to check the setup fee and annual cost for your state, however. Some states, like California, charge way too much for the privilege of running your business as an LLC. (In California, the annual cost for even a very small business runs around $1,000.)
Reason 3: Protection
Typically, a big reason that any business owner or investor sets up a corporation or forms a limited liability company is asset protection. An
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Running your business as a limited liability business, therefore, costs about the same as other “maintenance-type” business expenses: setting up and using a bank account, getting letterhead and business cards, and purchasing accounting software.
Be sure to check the setup fee and annual cost for your state, however. Some states, like California, charge way too much for the privilege of running your business as an LLC. (In California, the annual cost for even a very small business runs around $1,000.)
Reason 3: Protection
Typically, a big reason that any business owner or investor sets up a corporation or forms a limited liability company is asset protection. An
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Be sure to check the setup fee and annual cost for your state, however. Some states, like California, charge way too much for the privilege of running your business as an LLC. (In California, the annual cost for even a very small business runs around $1,000.)
Reason 3: Protection
Typically, a big reason that any business owner or investor sets up a corporation or forms a limited liability company is asset protection. An
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Reason 3: Protection
Typically, a big reason that any business owner or investor sets up a corporation or forms a limited liability company is asset protection. And you do get good asset protection with an LLC. Arguably, you may even get better asset protection with an LLC than you do with a regular corporation. But read my next point for more discussion related to this point…
Reason 4: Minimal Red Tape
A traditional corporation requires quite a bit of red tape and legal fiddle-faddling. You need to setup a board of directors, have regular board of directors meetings, schedule and hold annual stockholders meetings, and so forth. Predictably, you’ve also got a bunch of paperwork to prepare and archive related to these tasks.
With an LLC, you don’t have to do this stuff.
With an LLC, by the way, you will have or should have an operating agreement that describes how the LLC operates and how LLC owners (who are called members) interact with the LLC. And now a tangential comment that some attorneys make: Honoring the paperwork formalities is easier with an LLC than with a regular traditional corporation. Which means that you may get better liability protection with an LLC than you do with a regular corporation ju
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