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![]() Hi Gordon,
I have been involved in a few LLC's both as a passive investor and as a manager. They are very similar to a partnership - you usually file a federal partnership return. They are popular legal entities because of the partnership taxation feature as well as the corporate-like limitation of liability. Many start-ups begin as LLC's and "graduate" as they proceed rounds of financing. Please feel free to email if you have any questions. Mick Casey > My attorney is setting up an LLC (Limited > Liability Company) for me. I'll be the > General Manager. > I've been in partnership groups before, > where the GM basically ran the show, and my > investment was passive. > As it was explained to me, the LLC can be > either member managed, or have a manager. > Also an LLC can have different types or > classes of membership. > If you have experience as a passive investor > in an LLC and it has worked out, please send > me an email. ALSO if you have any horror > stories, those are welcome too. > I know what I want to do, and how to operate > it, but I want to "share the risk" > with those who might want to try something > like this, to get their feet wet, or who > have experience and know what a good idea > can grow into. > Thanks for any input you might have on the > formation and operation of an LLC. > Gordon Alexander |
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