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Starting a Connecticut LLC
Founding a Connecticut LLC is a great way to start doing business. A Connecticut LLC provides a flexible framework for your business endeavors. Want to learn more? Here’s what you need to know:
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Before you start
You'll have to provide some basic information so we can help you form your LLC in
connecticut. Here's what your state needs to know:
The name of your business
Your business address
Who's forming and managing your LLC
Your industry
A short statement of purpose
Running a Connecticut LLC
Now that you’ve started your Connecticut LLC, it’s time to run it. We can help you with that:
Step 1. Have a Registered Agent
A Registered Agent must be available during regular business hours to receive important legal and tax notifications for your business. You can either be your own agent, or find a professional Registered Agent.
A Registered Agent must be available during regular business hours to receive important legal and tax notifications for your business. You can either be your own agent, or find a professional Registered Agent.
Step 2. Register for an EIN
Some LLCs have similar names so an Employer Identification Number helps easily distinguish businesses through a unique nine-digit number.
Some LLCs have similar names so an Employer Identification Number helps easily distinguish businesses through a unique nine-digit number.
Step 3. Make an Operating Agreement
Connecticut makes it optional to have an LLC Operating Agreement but it can help define your business and make sure everyone is on the same page.
Connecticut makes it optional to have an LLC Operating Agreement but it can help define your business and make sure everyone is on the same page.
Step 4. Set Up an Organizational Meeting
An organizational meeting is where you elect officers, along with other important business decisions. Connecticut doesn’t have any specific requirements for the meeting.
An organizational meeting is where you elect officers, along with other important business decisions. Connecticut doesn’t have any specific requirements for the meeting.
Step 5. Submit an Initial Report
There is no requirement to submit an Initial Report but it’s highly advisable.
There is no requirement to submit an Initial Report but it’s highly advisable.
