Formation of Businesses

 

The most commonly used business today is LLC (Limited Liability Company)

Why? Because it shields your personal assets from your business should any litigations arise. It also gives you flexibility to run your business as you please.

 

 

Includes but not limited to:

• Name Availability Check

• Federal Tax ID (EIN; serves similarly as SSN for individual as EIN to identify business.

• Financial Account Authorization Letter, if required.

If you have money at a bank that you can no longer easily access, you may write a letter of authorization as the account / business owner to allow someone else to handle issues that may arise with the account or financial institution.

• Personalized Operation Agreement, if required.

  An operating agreement is a key document used by LLCs because it outlines the business' financial and functional decisions including rules, regulations, and provisions. Many require an LLC to have an operating agreement on file, in most cases, with your bank or financial institution for their records but specifically for your business records.

• Company Seal and Binder

 

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Additional Small Business Services

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• Profit and Loss Financials (determine the condition of your company financially, monthly basis)

• Executive Decision Making / Consulting / Expert Advice

• Payroll

• Contractual Agreements for Services Rendered to Customer / Clients

• Personalized Invoices / Receipts for your business

• Grants

• Business Plans

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