Limited Liability Companies For Dummies (For Dummies (Business & Personal Finance)) Paperback – July 30, 2019

This book is a great reference source. This was a smart purchase for me.

Got for husband due to started a new business. Perfect for beginners. Read before you open your LLC.

You can tell Jennifer knows her stuff; in fact, I may use her company to form my LLC!The reasoning for a 4 star review rather than a 5 star is because of the fact that the main helpful links in the ebook (the links you truly need in order to recieve the more "down to business" facts regarding state specific rules & regulations) does not work. Now, this book was updated just a few months ago. And the "Dummies" brand is world known. You'd think they'd care enough to update and/or maintain live links--that's part of the deal of purchasing this specific book, after all.But aside from that, I highly recommend giving this book a read if you're considering forming an LLC.

Limited Liability Companies For Dummies, like most of the "Dummies" books, quickly gets down to business and succinctly covers all the basic terms and issues involving forming your own LLC. I found it to be very helpful in understanding the subject of LLC formation. The book promotes MyLLC.Com as a LLC formation service, with discount coupon code. There are a lot of on-line formation services out there but I went ahead and used MyLLC and had a very good experience. If you're setting up a one person LLC or simple service company this book will probably be all you need to get going. If your company plans involve many partners, silent partners, or large amounts of capital then it might be best to consult an attorney. But the book is still worth reading before beginning the process to get you up to speed on topics, issues and terms. For me it was all I needed to form my own LLC. RECOMMENDED.

Reuting's book is a decent introduction to starting and operating an LLC. After reading it, expect that you will either have to 1) hire professionals to help plan your LLC, or 2) do a bunch of online research to supplement the book. This isn't really a criticism of the book itself... I just think it's important to set reader expectations. This book will give you a starting point; you WILL have to do more work to establish your LLC.It's hard for a book to stay on top of all of the state laws and regulations. Like a lot of books, it proposes to fill the gap with online content. Practically speaking, this isn't a practical alternative unless the book is a huge best seller... an author just can't justify the time to keep all that information up to date. In this case, there are a several online articles, and coverage of a few states in the key topic areas.LLCs for Dummies would benefit from more detailed coverage of operating agreements, worksheets to help readers actually plan and run their LLC, and (especially) references to external business resources that will be kept up to date for key topics. (examples include the SBA and IRS at the federal level)

The book takes you from beginning to end with lots of insider information. I would highly recommend reading this before looking up on YouTube on how to start an LLC

The book is a good basic book. In several places in the book she provides online links to additional resources. Those links no longer work. I messaged her company at MyLLC.com and they said the book was last published in 2016 (even though the one I purchased was the 2019 edition) and the links are outdated. However, I can sign up for a registered agent account for $149 and get that additional support.If you want just a basic book good source but it is just the book.

This is more for someone who is thinking about setting up a LLC. Not much content about how to set it up or manage.

Based on US law and dollars. No use for UK companies

Great Value