STARTING AN LLC: YOU NEED AN OPERATING AGREEMENT //
When starting an LLC, many aspiring entrepreneurs rush out to Legalzoom or their local Secretary of State's office to file their Articles of Organization, but they forget to create the most important document of all - the LLC Operating Agreement.
When forming a Limited Liability Company, the Operating Agreement is the most important yet often overlooked document you will need. This is because, unlike the Articles of Organization, in most states, you aren't required to file your Operating Agreement. And if you don't need to file it, it must not be necessary... right? WRONG!
Today's video will share with you 9 sections you must have in your LLC operating agreement.
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