Solo Doesn’t Mean Unprotected.
You built this business alone. Protect it properly.
Right now, if you get sued for anything related to your business — that lawsuit is against you personally. Your bank account, your car, your home equity. Everything on the table. With a single-member LLC, that lawsuit is against the LLC. Your personal assets stay out of it — as long as you’ve maintained proper separation: separate bank account, operating agreement, clean records. The LLC takes the hit. You keep your savings.
What most people don’t know: single-member LLCs still need an operating agreement. Courts have used the absence of one as evidence that an LLC wasn’t truly separate from its owner — destroying the protection. Corp Nation fixes all of this in one step. For $149 plus the Georgia state filing fee: Articles filed correctly, a Georgia registered agent, EIN obtained, and a customized single-member operating agreement. Everything you need to open a business bank account and operate with genuine legal protection. You built the business alone. You don’t have to navigate the legal setup alone. Let Corp Nation handle the paperwork.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is a Georgia single-member LLC taxed?
As a disregarded entity by default — income goes on Schedule C of your personal return. You can also elect S-Corp status for tax savings once profits exceed ~$40K.
Does a Georgia single-member LLC need an operating agreement?
Not legally required in most states, but strongly recommended. It strengthens liability protection and is required by most banks when opening a business account.
What’s the difference between a single-member LLC and a sole proprietorship?
A sole proprietorship offers zero liability protection. A single-member LLC creates a legal wall between your personal assets and business liabilities. That wall is the entire point.