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An LLC is a Limited Liability Company.
Every state has different rules governing the buying of an RV in an LLC. You can find the regulations on the DMV site for your state.
For those who are not familiar with an LLC here are a few basic facts:
The Limited Liability Company is available in 50 states and is the fastest growing business form in the United States. It is a separate, distinct, legal entity as is a Corporation, a General Partnership or Sole Proprietorship.
Most LLC's provides tax benefits and also provides financial security against a possible lawsuit involving your RV, it is easier to set up than a Corporation and less expensive.
If you are going to put an RV into an LLC, the LLC must be set up first, before you sign a purchase agreement. Once you put your signature on the dotted line you are responsible for the sales tax. Most dealers do not do LLC financing. The RV needs to be purchased in the name of the LLC and since the LLC has no assets you sign the purchase agreement for the LLC.
We do financing for Corporations also and if you need additional information about LLC'c or other type of Companies, please call us toll free:
Wyoming enacted the first LLC legislation in 1977. Other states followed with legislation but LLCs were not widely known and accepted until the IRS finally ruled on the LLCs tax status in 1988. They are now one of the most popular business forms. In many states the number of newly formed LLCs exceeds the number of corporations formed in a year. The Limited Liability Company is available in 50 states and is the fastest growing business form in the United States. It is a separate, distinct, legal entity as is a Corporation, a General Partnership or Sole Proprietorship.
The LLC provides, the opportunity for tax benefits, requires less paper work, is less expensive than a Corporation to set up and it has better business asset protection against the claims of personal creditors.
In order to determine the right business form for you it is necessary to understand the choices available and how they will impact your financial success. Important factors to consider are how easily or difficult it is to set up the form, the tax consequences, and possibly the most important factor, personal liability.
The Limited Liability Company is one of the newer business forms. It is not a separate taxpaying entity. Income is reported on the owner or owner's personal tax return.
Completing the necessary documentation for the state, which is called the Articles of Organization, and paying the required fees is all that is necessary to set up an LLC. An LLC may be formed in any state. Massachusetts requires at least two members to form an LLC; all other states allow an LLC with only one member. Usually an operating agreement is drawn up such as one in a partnership, it should state the duties and obligations of the members, how the LLC will be managed and how the profits are to be divided and how member's interests may be sold. Many people form LLCs in their home state.
This may save money because you do not have to register as a "foreign LLC". If your home state has high annual LLC fees or income taxes and your LLC does not "do business" in that state then you may want to chose to form the LLC in another state. Probably the most important advantage of an LLC is the protection of personal assets it affords its members.
A corporation or LLC affords more protection than the sole proprietorship or partnership. Creditors and legal judgments do not involve member’s personal finances. They can only lose the amount they invested. The LLC is not subjected to double taxation. Profits and losses are passed to the owners of the LLC and the owners are taxed on their tax return. Law does not require record keeping as with C and S corporations and there is flexibility in dividing assets of the business if the LLC is dissolved as well as with distribution of how profits are divided. If the LLC has only one member it can be taxed as a sole proprietor. It can also be taxed as a partnership or corporation, the owners will make personal quarterly estimates, but they only have to actually calculate and file their self-employment tax with their personal tax return. The name of persons LLC must end with the words “LLC”, “L.L.C.”, and “Ltd. Liability Co., or “Limited Liability Company”. It does not have the “prestige” of the corporation signature. The LLC is probably not a good choice for you is you intend to grow your business to the point of having many owners and becoming an IPO.
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