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New Business Entity Services (LLC)

$250$700

Let FCCR help you with setting up your trucking company.  Our goal is to simplify the process of creating a trucking business and handling DOT compliance to make it easier and less time-consuming for the owner-operator. We make driving simple, by letting us worry about the paperwork so that you can enjoy the drive again.

We can file your new LLC in any of the 50 states. Price varies by state.

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What is an LLC?

An LLC, or Limited Liability Company, is a type of business that protects its owners from being personally responsible for the company’s debts. It combines the features of both a corporation and a partnership, giving owners flexibility and protection.

How Do I Establish an LLC?

You must choose a unique business name and file Articles of Organization with your state’s Secretary of State. You may also need to create an operating agreement and obtain any required business licenses and permits.

How Much Does it Cost to File an LLC?

The cost to file an LLC varies from state to state. The price typically ranges from $50 to more than $500. You may also have to pay additional costs such as annual fees, business licenses, and operating agreements.

Can I Have Multiple Businesses Under One LLC?

Yes, you can have multiple businesses under one LLC, also known as a u0022series LLCu0022 in some states. However, it may be easier and offer better liability protection to create separate LLCs for each business.

Can a Sole Proprietor become an LLC?

Yes, a sole proprietor can form an LLC to gain personal liability protection. Changing to an LLC allows the business to operate separately from the owner’s personal finances. a sole proprietor is a separate

What is the Difference between an LLC and a C Corp?

An LLC is flexible in how it’s managed and taxed, with owners reporting profits and losses on their taxes. A C Corp is a separate legal entity that pays its taxes, and shareholders are taxed on dividends they receive.

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