You have your business idea, and you’re ready to go. Great! Only, where do you start? LLC Attorney is here to help with your LLC formation.
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We file the paperwork for your company within 24 hours. You get to focus on running your business.
If you’ve searched online for “how to start an LLC,” you’ve experienced the overwhelm and know how confusing the process can be. LLCAttorney.com is different than other business formation services. We keep the process simple, and we ensure your experience is positive. Our uniqueness includes:
With us, consult with a business success advisor at any time and book time with an experienced business attorney for answers to your legal questions.
We get you going quickly and seamlessly. We file your paperwork with the government the same business day in most cases, and by the next business day at the latest.
We keep our pricing low and transparent. As opposed to what you get with some other business formation services, you don’t have to worry about surprise costs or “gotcha” pricing.
With LLC Attorney, get a seamless experience, comprehensive business formation and compliance services, and unwavering reliability.
We've helped launch and support more than 70,000 businesses. And 70,000 dreams.
Start My BusinessIn the unlikely (but possible) event someone brings legal action against your business, your personal assets are safe.
Keeping your business finances separate from your personal ones is key to effectively managing both. We can help you with this too!
As an LLC, you can choose the tax structure that makes the most sense for you (and may help lower your tax bill.)
Compared to other business types, an LLC is the easiest to obtain. Just click Start My Business, and we’ll take it from there.
You want to stay anonymous, and we get that. We'll make sure that the names of your owners and managers aren't listed, so your information stays private and off public records.
An LLC, or limited liability company, is a business structure created at the state level, offering legal separation between the owner’s personal assets and the business. Each state sets its own rules and requirements for LLCs, making them a flexible option for business owners. LLCs are designed to protect personal liability, ensuring your home, savings, and other assets are not at risk from business-related debts or lawsuits. They also offer benefits like simplified management and operational flexibility, making them ideal for businesses of all sizes.
Start My BusinessForming an LLC protects your personal assets by creating a legal distinction between your personal and business liabilities. This means that if your business faces a lawsuit or financial losses, your personal belongings, like your house or savings, are safeguarded. In addition to liability protection, LLCs offer tax flexibility, credibility, and fewer administrative requirements compared to corporations. This combination makes them a preferred choice for entrepreneurs looking for a simple yet effective business structure.
LLCs can be owned by individuals, corporations, other LLCs, trusts, or even foreign entities, with the owners referred to as members. You can form a single-member LLC or a multi-member LLC depending on your business needs. Some states have specific rules about who can own an LLC, but LLC Attorney simplifies the process by ensuring your filing complies with your state’s regulations. This versatility makes LLCs suitable for a wide range of ownership structures.
Start My BusinessWhile forming an LLC is not legally required, it’s highly recommended for businesses looking to separate personal and business liabilities. This distinction can protect your personal assets from business risks, such as lawsuits or debt. An LLC is particularly beneficial for entrepreneurs seeking a balance of simplicity and protection. If you’re unsure whether you need an LLC or another structure like a DBA, LLC Attorney can guide you.
The IRS doesn’t recognize LLCs as a specific tax category, giving you flexibility in how your business is taxed. Depending on your choice, an LLC can be taxed as a sole proprietorship, partnership, or corporation. This flexibility allows you to select the tax structure that best suits your business needs, potentially reducing your tax burden. LLC Attorney can guide you through the process of determining which tax option works best for you.
Start My BusinessThe time to form an LLC depends on your state’s processing times, which can range from a few days to several weeks. However, the timeframe can vary, and we guide you through the process to ensure your LLC is formed without unnecessary delays. Using a professional service can also minimize delays caused by incomplete or incorrect filings. With LLC Attorney, you’ll have the confidence of a fast, accurate filing process.
An LLC offers flexibility and fewer formalities compared to a corporation, making it ideal for small to medium-sized businesses. Corporations, on the other hand, are better suited for businesses seeking to raise capital through stock offerings. Choosing between an LLC and a corporation depends on your business goals and long-term plans. LLC Attorney can help you weigh the pros and cons of LLC vs. Corporation for your situation.
Start My BusinessWe file the paperwork for your company by the next business day.
Start My BusinessLLC owners are called members. A single-member LLC can be owned by an individual, a corporation, another LLC, a trust, or a foreign entity. When you file with LLC Attorney, we’ll guide you through what your state allows.
While not required, forming an LLC is highly recommended. It provides clear distinction between personal and business liabilities, offering protection for your personal assets. If you’re unsure if you need an LLC or just a DBA, we can help you decide.
Absolutely. With LLC Attorney, your information is protected and secure. We handle the filing process to ensure your details are not shared publicly.
The IRS does not view an LLC as a business structure for federal tax purposes, giving you tax flexibility. Your LLC can be taxed as a sole proprietor, partnership, S Corp, or C Corp, depending on what works best for you.
Talk to one of our business success advisors for expert guidance, and get your LLC started today.