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Starting a Utah LLC
Most states require LLCs to do some kind of paperwork or pay some kind of tax to do business within their borders, and Utah is no exception. However, in Utah, compliance is both easy and cheap. Here's what you need to know to launch your Utah 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
utah. 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 Utah LLC
You’re done creating your Utah LLC. What’s next? We can help you complete the last few steps:
Step 1. Select a Registered Agent
It’s a 24/7 job to run a business. Having a Registered Agent and office within Utah can make sure that your Utah LLC keeps running even when you’re not there.
It’s a 24/7 job to run a business. Having a Registered Agent and office within Utah can make sure that your Utah LLC keeps running even when you’re not there.
Step 2. Register for an EIN
The IRS needs a way to identify your business. An Employer Identification Number helps them do just that.
The IRS needs a way to identify your business. An Employer Identification Number helps them do just that.
Step 3. Create an Operating Agreement
Utah makes it optional for you to create an LLC Operating Agreement. If you choose to make an agreement, it must be in writing.
Utah makes it optional for you to create an LLC Operating Agreement. If you choose to make an agreement, it must be in writing.
Step 4. Plan an Organizational Meeting
Unless the Articles of Organization or LLC Operating Agreement calls for it, no meetings need to be held.
Unless the Articles of Organization or LLC Operating Agreement calls for it, no meetings need to be held.
Step 5. File an Initial Report
Like most states, Utah does not require an Initial Report.
Like most states, Utah does not require an Initial Report.
