Do You Create A LLC?

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Do you guys that are having client in the USA create a LLC. I want to start a Local SEO buissness in the states. Im american but live in europe now. Is this necessary, or should I just go ahead with my first clients and not create a legal buissness and just do it as a freelancer sort of...
 
Do you guys that are having client in the USA create a LLC. I want to start a Local SEO buissness in the states. Im american but live in europe now. Is this necessary, or should I just go ahead with my first clients and not create a legal buissness and just do it as a freelancer sort of...
If the clients are ready to work with you as a Freelancer, why bother creating a LLC ?
 
If the clients are ready to work with you as a Freelancer, why bother creating a LLC ?
Will they want you to have LLC, or can you say your just a freelancer? I just want to professional.
 
If the clients are ready to work with you as a Freelancer, why bother creating a LLC ?

An LLC protects you from risk. Here is a scenario. You start with a client and manage to accidentally get their entire website completely deindexed. They are pissed, and they decide to toss a lawsuit your way for breach of contract and then some.

If you don't have an LLC and they hit you with a massive lawsuit that they actually win, they could take your cars, house, everything you own.

If you do have an LLC and signed the contract with them through that, then they cannot obtain anything beyond what is in the LLC's name.

The entire idea of an LLC is in the name: Limited Liability.
 
If you don't have an LLC and they hit you with a massive lawsuit that they actually win, they could take your cars, house, everything you own.

If you do have an LLC and signed the contract with them through that, then they cannot obtain anything beyond what is in the LLC's name.

The entire idea of an LLC is in the name: Limited Liability.
I remember reading something like this for LLP in my country. Does this also apply to other types of companies like a Private Limited company ?
 
An LLC protects you from risk. Here is a scenario. You start with a client and manage to accidentally get their entire website completely deindexed. They are pissed, and they decide to toss a lawsuit your way for breach of contract and then some.

If you don't have an LLC and they hit you with a massive lawsuit that they actually win, they could take your cars, house, everything you own.

If you do have an LLC and signed the contract with them through that, then they cannot obtain anything beyond what is in the LLC's name.

The entire idea of an LLC is in the name: Limited Liability.

Almost every country have own limited company. In Europe you have Estonia or UK, very friendly jurisdictions. USA and LLC isn't so friendly for Europeans.
 
I remember reading something like this for LLP in my country. Does this also apply to other types of companies like a Private Limited company ?

UK you have private ltd companies so you can be xxxasd123 ltd.
You're allowed to trade under a different name, so if your brand is Gold Coast Medals, you'd trade as officially xxxasd123 ltd t/a Gold Coast Medals.

You also have public limited companies which are PLC, where the general public and outsiders can buy shares in these businesses.

The popular ones were registered in the Channel Islands or the Isle Of Man, for tax reasons and offshore status, back in the day.
 
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