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Operating/Company Agreement
An important document for your LLC, what does it do?
Your LLC's Operating Agreement (also called a Company Agreement) is a critical document governing your new business. While registering your LLC with the Secretary of State and getting an EIN helps legally establish your new business, an Operating Agreement is imperative: its basically your company's rule book! Because of its importance, many banks require a copy of your Operating Agreement before they will let you open a bank account. Among other things, your Operating Agreement will:
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