| 29 Aug 2011 |
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 A crucial question every potential entrepreneur must ask themselves is which form of business organization to choose? Most very small businesses operate as a sole proprietorship, as do some larger ones. However, as a business grows the exposure of a sole proprietor to risk rises, especially with regard to personal financial risk. Entrepreneurs looking to manage their risk are often drawn by the name Limited Liability Company but are not entirely sure what it means nor how risk and liability are actually managed. In this book, attorney Daniel Sitarz explains, with the absolute minimum of legal jargon, how the limited liability company (or LLC) is set up, how it differs from corporations, partnerships and other business structures, and goes on to provide a comprehensive guide to starting your own LLC. You'll find information that is specific to all 50 states and the District of Columbia, plus all of the other forms, checklists, agreements, and information you need to thoroughly understand the LLC.
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