Limit Your Personal, Financial and Legal Liability... Form a Limited Liability CompanyIf you're starting a business, it's important to take steps to protect your personal assets by forming a limited liability company or a similar business structure.We live in a society where lawsuits are a fact of life, so it's prudent to protect yourself, your home, and your treasured belongings against someone going after your personal possessions and resources. As with corporations, a limited liability company (LLC) can limit your personal financial liability, protecting you from undue exposure. With an LLC, you have the option of being taxed as a corporation or a partnership. Additionally, record-keeping and accounting are made easier by having a separate entity. Until now, the cost of forming an LLC has been beyond reach for many people starting businesses. As a result, many business owners have suffered unnecessarily, losing homes and watching their marriages crumble as the result of failing to properly protect their businesses. With the A.C.E. System ™, the process is easy and very affordable. You don't need to spend thousands of dollars on an attorney. Regardless of the size of your business, you can now afford an LLC. Legal Ace makes the process quick, easy, and secure. We will guide you through a questionnaire, and then do the rest of the work for you -- quickly and efficiently.  | | LLC Formation | $120* |  |
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| - Fill out the online questionnaire.
- A legal document preparer will review your answers for completeness, errors, or inconsistencies.
- If the document preparer has any questions or issues, you will be contacted and given an opportunity to change your answers.
- Your prepared documents will be submitted to the applicable governmental agency. (You will be notified when your documents have been submitted.)
- If you requested an Employer Identification Number registration and/or a subchapter S corporation registration, documents will be promptly submitted with the IRS.
- Once we receive your registration documents, they will be forwarded to you.
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