New Business Entity Formation (LLC)

Price range: $250 through $700

Starting your trucking company begins with setting up the right business structure. FCCR makes forming your LLC simple and stress-free. Our compliance experts handle all the paperwork—so you can focus on getting your business on the road. We’ll file your new LLC in any of the 50 states, ensuring everything is done accurately and in full compliance with state and federal requirements.

Price varies by state.

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Who Needs an LLC for a Trucking Business?

Any driver or owner-operator planning to start their own trucking company should form an LLC to separate business and personal assets. This structure provides legal protection and simplifies tax management for small trucking operations.

How Do I Set Up an LLC for My Trucking Company?

You’ll need to choose a unique business name, file Articles of Organization with your Secretary of State, and designate a registered agent. FCCR can manage the entire filing process for you, ensuring your LLC is properly established and compliant from day one.

How Much Does It Cost to Start an LLC?

The cost of forming an LLC varies by state, typically ranging from $50 to $500. Some states also require annual fees or additional licenses. FCCR will provide a clear breakdown of all filing fees based on your chosen state.

Can I Have More Than One Business Under an LLC?

Yes, it’s possible to operate multiple businesses under a single LLC—though in most cases, creating separate LLCs offers stronger liability protection and simplifies accounting.

Can a Sole Proprietor Convert to an LLC?

Absolutely. A sole proprietor can transition to an LLC to gain personal liability protection and more credibility when dealing with clients, brokers, and lenders.

What’s the Difference Between an LLC and a Corporation?

An LLC offers flexibility in management and taxation, with profits passed through to the owners’ personal taxes. A corporation (C Corp), on the other hand, is a separate legal entity that pays corporate taxes, and shareholders are taxed on dividends.

Read more: Are You Starting a Trucking Company? Here’s What You Need to Know
Which Business Entity Is Right For Your Trucking Business?
The Guide To LLC’s In The Trucking Industry