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The document is a comprehensive guide for forming a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in Ohio, specifically for licensed professionals. It outlines the statutory references, steps to form an LLC, including name reservation, filing Articles of Organization, and creating an Operating Agreement. The document details the requirements for members and managers to be licensed professionals in their respective fields, provides instructions on maintaining records, and includes sample forms and agreements necessary for compliance with Ohio law.

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Begin by checking the availability of your desired LLC name. Enter the name you wish to reserve, ensuring it includes 'Limited Liability Company', 'LLC', or similar terms. You can submit up to three names for preference.
Complete the Articles of Organization form. Follow the instructions provided within the document carefully, filling in all required fields such as member details and business purpose.
Mail the original and a copy of your completed Articles of Organization along with the filing fee to the Secretary of State's office as specified in the document.
Once approved, draft your Operating Agreement using our platform’s templates, ensuring it reflects your LLC's management structure and member contributions.
Apply for a Federal Tax Identification Number using form SS-4, which can also be completed online for free.
Open a bank account under your new LLC and maintain accurate records as outlined in your Operating Agreement.

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What is Ohio Domestic limited liability company?

A domestic limited liability company (LLC) is a business entity that operates in the state where it was formed. It is a type of for-profit business structure that combines the benefits of corporations and partnerships into a single business form.

What does domestic limited liability company mean?

A domestic LLC is any LLC that operates solely in the same state in which it was formed. What does domestic mean in an LLC? It means just that a business that is operated in the home state of the business owner.

What does a limited company do?

A limited company is a separate legal entity, distinct from you as its owner (or shareholder). This distinction is important as it gives the owner limited liability, which means your personal assets are protected if the company experiences financial difficulties. This reduces some of the risk of creating a business.

Who is the owner of a domestic limited liability company?

Owners of an LLC are called members. Most states do not restrict ownership, so members may include individuals, corporations, other LLCs and foreign entities. There is no maximum number of members. Most states also permit single-member LLCs, those having only one owner.

What are the disadvantages of a domestic limited liability company?

Some other drawbacks to LLCs include: If you sell 50% or more of your ownership in the limited liability company in any one year, it ends the tax advantages of the limited liability company. Owners of a limited liability company pay greater unemployment taxes on their earnings than corporate officers.

What are the benefits of an Ohio LLC?

Forming an LLC in Ohio offers seven powerful advantages: (1) Personal liability protection, (2) Pass-through taxation, (3) No corporate income tax, (4) Affordable $99 startup fee, (5) No annual report requirement, (6) Flexible management structure, and (7) Privacy for owners.

What are the disadvantages of an Ohio LLC?

The Disadvantages of the LLC Business Structure A major disadvantage of an LLC is that owners may pay more taxes. It can be harder to attract investors with an LLC structure. LLC vs Sole Proprietorship: Is It Worth the Cost? Recordkeeping Requirements and Tax Considerations for LLCs.

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