Limited Liability Companies
Buy and download the forms you need to set up a limited liability company.
To establish a limited liability company (LLC), you will need to prepare and complete several important documents. These forms are designed to facilitate the proper formation, organization, and operation of your LLC.
- Articles of Organization: This document is required to officially register your LLC with the appropriate state authorities.
- LLC Bylaws: These outline the internal rules and procedures for managing the LLC.
- LLC Formation and Operating Agreements: These agreements specify the ownership structure and operational guidelines for the company.
- Member Resolutions: These forms are used for documenting key decisions made by the members of the LLC.
All forms are provided in fully editable and easy-to-use formats, including Word and PDF, to simplify the process of setting up your LLC.
What is a limited liability company?
A limited liability company (LLC) is a type of business structure that combines the liability protection of a corporation with the flexibility and tax benefits of a partnership or sole proprietorship.
Owners of an LLC, known as members, are generally not personally responsible for the company’s debts or liabilities.
What are the benefits of forming an LLC?
- Limited liability protection for members, which means personal assets are typically protected from business debts and lawsuits.
- Flexible management and ownership structure, allowing members to organize and run the company as they see fit.
- Pass-through taxation, so profits and losses can be reported on members’ personal tax returns, avoiding double taxation.
- Fewer formalities and less paperwork compared to corporations, making it easier to maintain compliance.
What are the drawbacks of an LLC?
- LLCs may be subject to self-employment taxes, which can increase tax liability for some members.
- Some jurisdictions impose annual fees or franchise taxes on LLCs, which may add to ongoing costs.
- Limited ability to raise capital, as LLCs cannot issue shares of stock the way corporations can.
- Varying rules and regulations by jurisdiction, which can complicate cross-border operations.
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Transfer of LLC Membership Interest | USA
This Transfer of LLC Membership Interest should be attached as an addendum to an original LLC Operating Agreement for a USA limited liability company.
- The Transfer addendum sets out the rules set up by the members governing the transfer of a membership interest from a departing or deceased member to a related party (spouses or family members) or to a non-related party.
- The Transfer addendum covers the following topics:
- permitted transfers to related parties;
- voluntary transfers to non-related parties;
- involuntary transfers to related and non-related parties;
- method of determining purchase value;
- payment of purchase value;
- admission of new members.
- Available in MS Word format, fully editable to fit your specific circumstances.
- For use only within the United States.
$12.49
