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THE LLC OPERATING AGREEMENT

Every limited liability company (“LLC”) should have an LLC Operating Agreement. The LLC Operating Agreement is the core document that is referred to when issues concerning the LLC need to be resolved. The LLC Operating Agreement is the most important document for your LLC. The LLC Operating Agreement reflects the agreement among the members with respect to the affairs and management of the LLC and governs the relationship among the members of the LLC.

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The Operating Agreement governs the operation and management of the LLC. It describes the business and economic arrangement of the members. LLCs need to document important and material issues that could impact the members, such as profit-sharing and decision-making rules as well as their procedures for handling the departure/addition of members, and the dissolution/termination of the LLC. Without an Operating Agreement, the owners will be poorly-equipped to settle misunderstandings over the operations, finances, and management of the LLC. In addition, without an Operating Agreement, the LLC will be subject to the default operating rules created by state law.
The LLC Operating Agreement generally specifies, among other things, the business name, the official business address, the identities of the members, the way in which cash is distributed to the members, the way in which profits and losses are to be divided between the members, and how the company will be managed. The Operating Agreement should also reflect each member’s financial contributions to the LLC and the member’s ownership interests.

The LLC Operating Agreement does not have to be filed with any state agency. All states will enforce valid Operating Agreements entered into among LLC members. The Operating Agreement will only be enforced against the persons who are parties to the agreement
 

 
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