Create an LLC in Michigan without the hassle.
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There are many reasons to form an LLC in Michigan. Here are the main ones:
Legal protection in case of bankruptcy or lawsuits
Separation of personal and business assets
Tax benefits: flexibility & pass-through taxation
Increasing credibility and trust for your business
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This step-by-step guide details the steps and requirements you need yo follow to start your LLC in Michigan.
There are different costs to form an LLC in Michigan and maintain it. We’ve listed all of them in this post.
A Michigan registered agent is a mandatory step in your LLC formation process – learn more about it.
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It will cost you $50 filing fee to file the articles of organization with the Corporations, Securities & Commercial Licensing Bureau (CSCL), which is part of the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA). For 24-hour expedited processing you will need to pay an additional $50 ($100 in total) or more for faster processing than 24 hours.
1. Name your LLC in compliance with Michigan’s naming requirements.
2. Choose your registered agent.
3. File the Articles of Organization with the Bureau.
4. Create an LLC operating agreement (optional but recommended).
5. Apply for an EIN (optional but recommended).
6. Comply with Michigan’s tax requirements.
Though it has its benefits, an LLC has some disadvantages as well. To name a few: it has costs to set up and maintain during the year, requires more paperwork and reporting to the state (like an annual report), you need a registered agent (you can be your own but if you hire a service it’s another cost), and you might need to get business licenses and permits for your LLC. If you’re a sole proprietor on the other hand, you avoid these costs and requirements.
It takes about 10 days to get your LLC approved in Michigan, unless you paid for expedited processing.
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