Do-it-yourself LLC Formation for all Fifty States

Reduce Business & Investment Risk Plus Save Taxes!
Are you ready to set up your own limited liability company? You've got several approaches you can use. You can pay an attorney $1000. You can pay an online paralegal service $200-$300. Or, you can just do the setup yourself using my do-it-yourself kit. You'll save hundreds of dollars. And, as an extra benefit, you also learn more about llcs and their tax benefits in the process.

The Premium Option...
For $49 you can purchase the complete edition of the kit and then immediately download a 20+ page pdf document that discusses and describes the twin benefits of using an llc, or limited liability company, for your business or investing. The kit explains in step-by-step fashion how to setup your limited liability company, or llc, in a few minutes, how to get a federal tax identification number for your new llc so you can start banking and other financial activities, and how to elect to have your llc treated (for income tax purposes) as a C corporation or as an S Corporation so you can maximize your tax savings.

Table of Contents (for $49 Premium Option) :

1. Introduction
2. Understanding the Twin Benefits of an llc
   • Limited liability protection
   • Tax classification flexibility
3. Drawbacks of an llc, or limited liability company
4. Steps for forming a llc in your home state
5. Licensing a business that operates an LLC
6. Precise steps for getting a Federal Employer Identification Number (EIN) for your limited liability company
7. Precise steps for electing C Corporation status for your limited liability company
8. Precise steps for electing S Corporation status for your limited liability company

Note: You can also purchase a $29 economy version of the do-it-yourself limited liability company formation kit. The economy version of the kit omits the information about electing C corporation or S corporation status for the new llc.

Do-It-Yourself limited liability company formation kits:

Alabama limited liability company
Alaska limited liability company
Arizona limited liability company
Arkansas limited liability company
California limited liability company
Colorado limited liability company
Connecticut limited liability company
Delaware limited liability company
Florida limited liability company
Georgia limited liability company
Hawaii limited liability company
Idaho limited liability company
Illinois limited liability company
Indiana limited liability company
Iowa limited liability company
Kansas limited liability company
Kentucky limited liability company
Louisiana limited liability company
Maine limited liability company
Maryland limited liability company
Massachusetts limited liability company
Michigan limited liability company
Minnesota limited liability company
Mississippi limited liability company
Missouri limited liability company
Montana limited liability company
Nebraska limited liability company
Nevada limited liability company
New Hampshire limited liability company
New Jersey limited liability company
New Mexico limited liability company
New York limited liability company
North Carolina limited liability company
North Dakota limited liability company
Ohio limited liability company
Oklahoma limited liability company
Oregon limited liability company
Pennsylvania limited liability company
Rhode Island limited liability company
South Carolina limited liability company
South Dakota limited liability company
Tennessee limited liability company
Texas limited liability company
Utah limited liability company
Vermont limited liability company
Virginia limited liability company
Washington limited liability company
Wisconsin limited liability company
West Virginia limited liability company
Wyoming limited liability company