Can I Form an LLC in Another State?

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In this video, we discuss:
- What allows foreign formation;
- An LLC’s functions and advantages;
- Where you should form your LLC;
- The benefits of foreign formation; and
- Much more.

A limited liability company (LLC) is an entity formed to own and operate a business under state law and regulations. LLCs are arguably the most straightforward business entity to form, among its many benefits (included in this video), allowing LLC owners to defend their liability through business protections as opposed to being personally liable.

A business owner can register their company as an LLC in any U.S. state. It tends to be the norm for massive companies — such as Google and Facebook — to look for states with lenient tax codes and developed corporate law to register their business. However, small businesses are unlikely to reap the benefits of foreign formation. To understand why this is the case, watch our video or visit the link above for a detailed article on the subject.

For more information about registering an LLC in a different state that is not where the company originated, watch the video above, and then head to the link above to read an extensive, informative article on the matter.

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0:00 Intro:
0:30 We'll Cover:
0:49 Can I Form An LLC In A Different State:
1:11 What Are The Benefits Of Registering In Another State:
2:11 Should I Form My Small Business In A Foreign State:
3:10 In What State Should I Register My LLC: