Start a Business - Form an LLC

The “Start a Business - Form an LLC” app is simple and easy to understand. A great guide for …

• Upcoming entrepreneurs wanting to start their first business

• Existing small business owners looking for resources for their start-up

Starting your own company is easy. Follow our guide and you'll form an LLC (Limited Liability Company) in no time. The complete guide covers the following:

• Select the state in which you wish to incorporate
• Learn how to form an LLC
• Choose a name
• Choose a registered agent
• File the articles of organization
• Get operating agreement
• After filing
• Apply for EIN
• Apply for business licenses
• Apply for local permits
• State tax registration
• If you select “Will have employees” in the settings menu you will learn about the following topics as well:
• Employee eligibility form
• New hire reporting
• Workers’ compensation insurance
• Compliance posters
• Payday increments
• Resources
• Finances
• Hiring Employees
• Insurance
• Legal
• Marketing

You will save time and money with this DIY guide
✓ Step by step guide to forming an LLC

✓ Free sample legal forms

✓ Email summary of any section

✓ Advice to avoid common pitfalls that start-ups make

Howtostartanllc.com
“Start a Business: Form an LLC” manifested as the mobile equivalent of TRUiC’s website, HowToStartAnLLC.com. How to start an LLC provides you with clear and simple steps to launch your start-up. By making the process easy to understand, TRUiC hopes to get you on the path to forming your limited liability company, and ultimately achieving your dreams.

Why start an LLC?
LLCs are a great way to protect your assets. The owners of the business are not personally liable for the LLC’s debts and other liabilities similar to a corporation, as the business is its own legal entity. The LLC also has pass through taxation of business profits like a sole proprietorship or partnership, where the owners pay the taxes on their individual tax returns and corporate income tax is not paid, hence avoiding the double taxation of corporations.  LLC can be managed by all its members (owners) or the members can elect a manager or managers (who can also be members) to manage the business.