“Let all things be done decently and in order.” – 1 Corinthians 14:40
Forming an LLC brings structure to your God-given vision and protects the vessel carrying your legacy.
What You’ll Learn in This Kit:
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How to name and register your business
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How to file Articles of Organization
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How to apply for an EIN (Employer Identification Number)
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How to create an Operating Agreement
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How to open a business bank account
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How to obtain license & permit
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How to stay compliant year after year
What is an LLC?
A Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a popular legal business structure that offers the flexibility of a sole proprietorship with the protection of a corporation. When you form an LLC, your personal assets (such as your car, house, or savings) are legally separate from your business liabilities.
For Kingdompreneurs, it’s not just about legal compliance — it’s about honoring stewardship, operating in excellence, and protecting your purpose-driven calling.
LLC Formation Overview
Build with legal structure. Lead with Kingdom clarity.
Why Form an LLC?
Forming an LLC is one of the smartest legal moves you can make when starting your business. Here’s why:
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Liability Protection
Your personal assets—like your car, home, and savings—are protected if your business faces legal or financial trouble. This shield gives you peace of mind and positions you to operate boldly. -
Professional Credibility
An LLC instantly makes your business look more official to clients, banks, and partners. You’ll be taken seriously when it counts most. -
Tax Flexibility
LLCs can choose how they’re taxed—either as a pass-through entity or as a corporation—giving you options to maximize deductions and protect income. -
Ownership Simplicity
Whether you're a solo entrepreneur or working with partners, LLCs are simple to manage and don’t require a complicated corporate structure. -
Foundation for Growth
From getting funding and opening a business bank account to building credit—an LLC lays the legal groundwork for expansion and longevity.
(Step 1: Identity + Compliance)
(Step 4: Internal governance + structure)
(Optional but symbolic. Use after Operating Agreement if used ceremonially.)
(Step 2: Legal Formation with the State)
(Step 5: Separate finances and open a business bank account)
(Ongoing: Helps maintain annual filings and state obligations)
(Step 3: EIN from the IRS for taxes and banking)
(Step 6: State/local legal requirements depending on business type)
(Reference Guide)