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You can form an LLC in Nevada even if your business will not be located in Nevada and/or no LLC members will live there. But you will probably still need to qualify your LLC to do business in your home state?and this means you'll have to file additional paperwork and pay additional fees.
The initial cost to set up an LLC in Nevada is $425. Then, the annual costs are $350 per year. In most states, you just have to file a single LLC formation document. However, in Nevada, you have to file an Articles of Organization as well as a State Business License and Initial List of Managers or Managing Members.
The Nevada Advantage Tax Breaks. Nevada has some of the most favorable tax laws in the United States. ... Asset Protection. One of the primary benefits of an LLC is its ability to protect the personal assets of its owners from business debts and liabilities. ... Flexibility. ... Ease of formation. ... Proximity to major markets.
You can get an LLC in Nevada in 1 business day if you file online (or 5-6 weeks if you file by mail).
Everything You Need to Know About Nevada LLCs: Name Your LLC. Designate a Registered Agent. Submit LLC Articles of Organization. Write an LLC Operating Agreement. Get an EIN. Open a Bank Account. Fund the LLC. File State Reports & Taxes.
It costs $425 to start a Nevada LLC. This is a one-time filing fee for the LLC Articles of Organization ($75), State Business License ($200), and Initial List of Managers or Managing Members ($150).
Nevada LLC fees for registering a new business are $425, consisting of $75 for articles of organization, $150 for a list of members, and a $200 business license. The LLC must submit an annual list of members and pay $150. These fees are roughly the same for an LP or LLP.
Everything You Need to Know About Nevada LLCs: Name Your LLC. Designate a Registered Agent. Submit LLC Articles of Organization. Write an LLC Operating Agreement. Get an EIN. Open a Bank Account. Fund the LLC. File State Reports & Taxes.