Limited Liability Company Formation

A Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a type of business structure that combines the liability protection of a corporation with the flexibility of a sole proprietorship or partnership. This means that the owners, known as members, are generally not personally responsible for the company’s debts or legal obligations. An LLC can own property, enter into contracts, hire employees, and operate as an independent entity. It is a popular choice for entrepreneurs and small business owners because it offers tax advantages, fewer administrative requirements, and flexible management options. Additionally, LLCs can choose how they are taxed, either as a pass-through entity, where profits and losses go directly to the owners’ personal tax returns, or by electing Corporation taxation for potential tax benefits. This structure makes LLCs a versatile and accessible option for business owners looking to protect their personal assets while maintaining operational flexibility.

Retainer Fee: $1850.00
(Includes $1750.00 cost for document preparation and $100.00 toward recording fees)

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Our LLC Formation Package provides the essential steps to establish your LLC as a legally recognized entity.

  • Filing Articles of Organization with the state, which formally registers your business
  • Obtaining an EIN (Employer Identification Number) from the IRS for tax identification and business banking;
  • Drafting an Operating Agreement, which outlines ownership rights, management responsibilities, and business operations;
  • Filing a Statement of Information to register the LLC with the State of California; and
  • Filing of an S-Corporation election (Form 2553) if desired

This comprehensive package helps meet state regulatory requirements and provides a solid framework for your business operations.

Key Characteristics of an LLC

  • Limited Liability: Owners (members) are not personally responsible for business debts
  • Taxation Options: Multiple taxation structures are available with an LLC depending upon the ownership structutre
  • Flexible Management: Can be managed by members or appointed managers
  • Fewer Formalities: Less paperwork compared to corporations

How to Form an LLC

  • Choose a business name (must comply with state rules)
  • File Articles of Organization with the state
  • Create an Operating Agreement (outlines ownership & management)
  • Apply for an EIN (Employer Identification Number) from the IRS, if desired and warranted based upon the tax election

Services Offered by RELAWDOC

  • Flat fee pricing for peace of mind with a clear, upfront cost
  • Easy online ordering
  • Simple information collection process
  • Consultation to verify information and terms
  • Drafting of the Affidavit of Death in compliance with legal requirements
  • Review by an attorney
  • Coordination of document execution and recording as requested (for additional fees)