LLC in Colorado

Colorado Limited Liability Company Law Summary Provisions

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Names:
  The Colorado limited liability company name must contain the words "limited company" or "limited liability company" or the abbreviation L.C., LC, L.L.C. or LLC.   The name cannot contain the words "corporation" "incorporated" "limited partnership" or "ltd.". The name must be distinguishable from the name of any active domestic or foreign LLC, corporation or partnership filed with the state.

Registered Agent:  Every LLC in Colorado must list the registered agent.  The registered agent must have a permanent legal address in Colorado where legal papers may be accepted on a regular basis. 

Members: Colorado law allows a Colorado limited liability company to only have 1 Member when starting an LLC in Colorado (and there is no limitation on the maximum number of members).  There are no restrictions on who can be a Member.  So, any individual, corporation, trust, partnership or another LLC may be an owner (Member) of an LLC.

Operating Agreement:    The LLC Operating Agreement is the official governance manual for an LLC and evidences ownership and management rules for the business.  Colorado law does not legally require that an LLC adopt a written Operating Agreement as part of formation, but having one is strongly recommended to provide both legal and business benefits to a business. An Operating Agreement is the most important document for an LLC as it establishes the owners of the LLC and a management structure for a Colorado limited liability company.

Management:  An LLC in Colorado can be either member managed or manager managed.  If your LLC is going to be manager managed, your formation document should state that the LLC is manager managed and have other important provisions regarding management.

Business Purpose:  Starting an LLC in Colorado can be for any lawful purpose.  There are no restrictions under the Colorado LLC Act restricting the type of business activity an LLC may engage in. In addition, the business purpose of starting the Colorado LLC is not required to be set forth in the Articles of Organization.   

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