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Getting your LLC is not hard. Question is, is an LLC the right structure for your business. Here are a few things to consider:
1. Single Member LLC
Like the title suggests, this option (which is available in every state) is an formation where there is only one owner: you. Because of the pass-through taxation of the LLC, this formation is not unlike a Sole Prop. Since this is a relatively new type of LLC, case law (precendent) is underdeveloped when compared to Multi-Member LLCs.
2. Multi-Member LLC
The usual formation of the LLC: there are multiple owners, as made clear in the initial operation agreement — and with the ability to bring on additional investors as owners. This is the typical (and likely best) structure of the LLC.
With this option, you can choose (per the operating agreement) to be either member-managed or manager-managed.
There are options in the LLC structure that aren’t available to C-Corps or S-Corps.
LLCs are great for many types of businesses: real estate, estate planning, software company, entertainment company, and many more.
3. Manager-Managed
A manager-managed LLC is managed by an appointed manager or managers — either someone outside the company or someone within the company — a fellow owner.
More on this distinction below.
4. Member-Managed
A member-managed LLC is managed by the owners of the company. Simple as that.
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more about llcs
Getting your LLC is not hard. Question is, is an LLC the right structure for your business. Here are a few things to consider:

Pass-Through Taxation
Single-member LLCs don’t have to file any tax forms–as they are taxed as sole-proprietorships. Business income or loss shows on your (Schedule C) personal tax forms.
C-Corp Tax Structure
By filing Form 8832 with the IRS, LLCs can opt to be taxed as a C-corp. In this type of tax structure, the taxed don’t pass-through. In other words, the LLC is taxed — as well as the dividends drawn by the members.
LLC As An S-CORP
In this type of tax structure, the LLC owners receive a tax based on their shares in the company’s profits. In this scenario, they don’t have to pay self-employment tax (which has to be paid with the sole-proprietor tax setup).
As A Partnership
This option is available if your LLC has two or more members. You can choose to be taxed as a partnership. In this structure, each partner pays self-employment taxes (Schedule SE).