Free LLC Forms and Templates

So, you have decided to set up a Limited Liability Company - an LLC. This choice has multiple advantages for you and your business:

  • The debts of your company will never become your own debts - you do not put your personal assets at risk;
  • There are only a few documents you need to complete and file with authorities that oversee the process of formation and further activity of the business;
  • You will not have to arrange multiply meetings of people liable for the company or retain a lot of records - even if your LLC is not a small business, the recordkeeping requirements are not strict;
  • You can file taxes on par with Partnerships, S-corporations, C-corporations, and Sole Proprietorships with numerous financial benefits;
  • You have management and ownership flexibility - this way, it is possible to distribute profits the way the members of the company want to, without having to comply with laws set by the state.

If you want to save time and money by starting the business without the help of a professional lawyer, you can from the LLC using printable LLC Forms - download them below.

  1. An LLC Operating Agreement is the most important internal document of the LLC. It describes the structure of the company and outlines the rights and responsibilities of the members. You can discuss the distribution of revenue and the process of adding or removing members and put it in this agreement for future reference whenever members disagree on an issue.
  2. LLC Articles of Organization are submitted to the state authority that registers new businesses to confirm the formation of the company. You need to provide the main details about your entity, its purpose, and the identification of managers and members. This document is accepted by the office of the Secretary of State, and then you receive a Certificate of Organization that makes your commercial activities legitimate.
  3. An LLC Buyout Agreement should be prepared by the members of the company as soon as they can to put in writing the procedure of removing one of its members from the organization. Whether this individual chooses to leave or cannot fulfill their duties anymore, you need to decide beforehand what will happen to their share of the business and which members will purchase it or, in some instances, receive it for free.

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This document is used for forming a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in the state of Massachusetts. It establishes the legal existence of the LLC and contains important information such as its name, address, and the names of its owners or members.

This document is used to register a Professional Limited Liability Company (PLLC) in the state of Massachusetts. A PLLC is a type of organization specifically designed for professionals such as doctors, lawyers, and accountants.

This document is used for creating a limited liability company in the state of Hawaii. It outlines the necessary information and requirements for forming the LLC.

The purpose of this form is to provide government authorities in the state of Georgia with the information required to make a record about an LLC.

This type of document contains the amended and restated articles of organization for limited liability companies based in Colorado. It provides a sample template for reference.

This document is for a Limited Cooperative Association in Colorado that is amending and restating its Articles of Organization.

This document provides a sample template for creating an Articles of Organization for a Limited Cooperative Association in the state of Colorado. It outlines the formation and governance of the association.

This document is for forming a limited liability company (LLC) in the state of Hawaii. It provides instructions for completing Form LLC-1, also known as the Articles of Organization.

This form is used for restating the articles of organization for a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in the state of Hawaii. It allows the LLC to make changes or updates to its original articles of organization.

This form is used for filing an amended and restated version of the Articles of Organization for a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in the state of Hawaii. It allows for changes to be made to the original Articles of Organization, such as the company's name, address, or membership structure.

This Form is used for registering a domestic low-profit limited liability company in the state of Louisiana. It is known as Articles of Organization and is required for legal creation of the company.

This document is for forming a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in the state of Maryland. It outlines the structure, ownership, and operating agreement of the LLC.

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