Funfact!
An LLC protects the LLC owner by keeping the liabilities of the LLC, from negatively impacting LLC owner's personal assets. As a general rule, this means that the business is only liable for its own debts and that any other claims against it, such as liens and lawsuits, are confined to the assets of the business and not to you as a person.
An LLC protects the LLC owner by keeping the liabilities of the LLC, from negatively impacting LLC owner's personal assets. As a general rule, this means that the business is only liable for its own debts and that any other claims against it, such as liens and lawsuits, are confined to the assets of the business and not to you as a person.
Funfact!
An LLC protects the LLC owner by keeping the liabilities of the LLC, from negatively impacting LLC owner's personal assets. As a general rule, this means that the business is only liable for its own debts and that any other claims against it, such as liens and lawsuits, are confined to the assets of the business and not to you as a person.