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Limited Liability Company (LLC)

Build Your Business on a Solid Legal Foundation

Key Takeaway

Forming an LLC gives you protection and flexibility—but only if it’s done right. We help business owners set up, structure, and manage LLCs with the legal support needed to grow confidently.

$895.00 all-inclusive Colorado LLC

At Flatiron Legal Advisors, PLLC, we offer transparent, fixed fee prices for most of our services.

For $895.00 (for single member LLCs*), we do all the work necessary to form and register LLC, which includes:

  • Preparing the Articles of Organization
  • Filing the Articles of Organization with the Colorado Secretary of State (including filing fees)
  • Preparing the LLC Operating Agreement*
  • Obtaining the LLC’s employer identification number (“EIN”) from the IRS
  • Providing you with guidance on operating your LLC to maximize its limited liability protection.

*Multiple member operating agreements are by the hour.

If you are planning to transfer real estate into your LLC, we can prepare the required deed and statement of authority for an additional $295.00 for each property. For help with this process which can be complex and the stakes can be high, it is beneficial to have an experienced lawyer by your side to make sure all legal proceedings are handled accurately.

What is an LLC?

A Limited Liability Company is a business structure that combines elements of a partnership or sole proprietorship with elements of a corporation. The LLC members (i.e., owners) are protected from personal liability for business debts and claims, similar to corporation owners. This means that if an LLC has debts or is at risk of a lawsuit, the owner’s personal assets are generally protected. LLCs are also easier to operate than a corporation, as LLCs do not have to follow all of the formalities of a corporation (such as annual meetings, etc.)

The owners of LLCs can elect to be taxed as a partnership (reporting their business profits and losses on their personal tax returns) or as a corporation, depending on which is more beneficial.

 

 

 

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