LLCs can be like a fortress.
By placing your assets in an Arizona LLC (limited liability company), you can create a formidable barrier to protect your business, home, properties or investments from attack by creditors, judgments or nonconsensual liens.
You would never leave your valuables sitting outside in the elements unprotected . . .
Don't leave your hard earned assets outside of an LLC.
Set up an LLC today with the help of our professional counsel and guidance.
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Frequently Asked Questions about LLCs
1. Are LLCs complicated?
LLCs are one of the simplest business entities to form and maintain. In Arizona, once the LLC has been formed and the proper notice published in an appropriate newspaper, there are no additional annual reports or filings that take place.
2. How much do LLCs cost?
Depending on whether you want full service professional counseling and guidance on establishing, funding and using your LLC, or whether you just need a "form" to do it yourself, the cost of establishing an LLC can range from $250 to $1,500. Call or email us for a quote on setting up your LLC.
3. How are LLCs taxed?
LLCs offer flexible taxation for federal and Arizona state tax purposes. Single member (or husband and wife) LLCs can be treated as a "disregarded" entity for tax purposes. Depending on the number of members and how you are going to use your LLC, you may also choose to have your LLC taxed as a partnership or corporation (or S-corporation). We can assist you in selecting the appropriate taxation scheme for your LLC. In our full service option, we will obtain your federal identification number for you.
4. What is the basic structure of an LLC?
LLCs have two basic structures that you can choose from, depending on how you are going to run your LLC. Your LLC can be a "member-managed" LLC or it can be a "manager-managed" LLC. There are other variations under these two broad categories, but these two options are the most commonly utilized. Like partnerships have partners, or corporations have shareholders, the equity owners in an LLC are called "members" and the ownership interests in an LLC are called "membership interests."