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What is an LLC?

LLC stands for “limited liability company.” It is a type of business entity you can register in your state. As its name suggests, 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. An LLC is one of the more flexible and cost effective entities for structuring a business. Having an LLC can also help you open bank accounts, enter into contracts, hire employees, and get necessary business licenses and permits.

Don’t be intimidated by the idea of forming a legal entity like an LLC. All you need is an understanding of what your business will do, how you plan to run it, and your state’s LLC filing fees. 

It depends. Our LLC plans start at $0 plus state filing fees, and you can add more services as your business needs them. However, all of these costs can be tax-deductible.
Our do-it-yourself packages (Basic and Pro) don’t include access to an attorney, however the Premium package includes unlimited 30-minute consultations with independent attorneys.

Both LLCs and corporations protect owners’ personal assets from business liabilities or debts. The main difference between the two are:

  • How they’re owned: LLCs have one or more members while corporations have shareholders.

  • How they’re maintained: LLCs have less formal record-keeping and reporting requirements.

  • How they’re taxed: LLC profits pass through to members before taxes, while profits for some corporations are taxed at the company level first.

An LLC is a type of business entity while an S corporation is a federal tax election. Either an LLC or a C corporation that meets certain requirements can elect to be treated as an S corporation for tax purposes. 

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