A limited liability company (LLC) protects your personal assets from business liabilities. If someone sues your company or claims the company owes money, your personal assets are protected. In ...

A Limited Liability Company is the best of both worlds for many small and home-based business owners. Because it is considered its own entity, much of the personal risk of being a sole-proprietorship ...

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It can be surprisingly easy to set up a limited liability company, or LLC, if you’re looking to use the legal structure to make investments. And that’s what a few enterprising individuals are doing to ...

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You’re starting a new business. Your friend told you to set up a limited liability company (LLC). So you set one up and opened up a bank account. You’re ready to dive in. But you forgot one thing–how ...

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An LLC, or limited liability company, is a popular business structure because it legally separates the business from its owners, shielding them from personal liability. LLC members can also enjoy tax ...