The LLC Registration
Hey! Are you ready to start your business but you just don’t know where to start?
Well, let me tell you why it is important to start with a LLC...
To protect your personal assets
To customize your small business
To protect real estate assets
To raise seed capital for your business
To do a short-term project
To plan your estate
To segregate assets
To minimize your tax burden
To change the profit distributions
To shield intellectual property
So what the heck is it that makes it important to have a LLC? I’m going to show you step-by-step through this FREE letter that I am writing to you...
Pay close attention...
The Amazing Benefits of Limited Liability Companies
LLCs, or limited liability companies, are one of the most flexible business entities. They allow you to choose how to distribute the profits, decide who manages the business’s day-to-day affairs, and decide how the profits are to be taxed. They also offer a lot in terms of liability protection. The overall advantages of the LLC include the following:
Personal liability protection: Any creditors who come knocking or lawsuits filed against your business can’t affect you personally. You can rest assured that no matter what happens in the business, your family’s assets are safe.
Business liability protection: An LLC is one of the only entities that can prevent personal lawsuits and creditors from liquidating your business to satisfy a judgment.
No ownership restrictions: You can have as many owners as you need. Even other entities can be owners!
No management restrictions: Owners can manage and managers can own — you decide.
Flexible tax status: You can choose from a multitude of ways to be taxed, depending on what works best for your situation.
No separate tax returns: With a standard LLC, the business’s profits and losses are reported on your personal tax returns.
No double taxation: Unlike some business structures, LLCs can have pass-through taxation. This means that the profits won’t be taxed at the company level, only at the individual level.
Flexible profit distribution: You decide what percentage of the profits to give to whom — no matter how much of the company the person actually owns.
If this sounds like something you may be interested in, click your state, and start this journey today:
My name is Chris Eugene and I look forward to helping you with your first step to establishing your business with a LLC....
P.S. I wasted 3 years trying to “figure this stuff out” by myself. Don’t make the same mistake I did. Click the link and let me help you.
Price does include filing fees.