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When you elect to create a Georgia LLC, you opt for limited liability protection. Other advantages include pass-through taxation and increased credibility. Before you reap the benefits of your wise choice, learn more about creating a Georgia LLC:
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Before you start
You'll have to provide some basic information so we can help you form your LLC in georgia. 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 Georgia LLC
It’s time for the exciting part: running your Georgia LLC. But before you do, find out what you need to know:
Step 1. Choose a Registered Agent You need an official contact for your Georgia LLC. You’re allowed to serve as your own, or we can help find you a professional Registered Agent.
Step 2. Obtain an EIN When you apply for an Employer Identification Number, the IRS automatically assumes that your Georgia LLC has been legally formed.
Step 3. Form an LLC Operating Agreement Though it’s optional to form an LLC Operating Agreement, it’s highly advisable to create one. It serves as the rules of your business. In Georgia, they allow for both written and verbal operating agreements.
Step 4. Have a Meeting Soon after you form your Georgia LLC, it’s a good idea to have an organizational meeting with your LLC members.
Step 5. File a Statement of Information Georgia requires you to file a Statement of Information, also known as Articles of Organization and Transmittal of Information, within 90 days of organization. There is a $100 fee.