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LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
FORMATION PACKAGE
STATE OF HAWAII
Control Number: HI-00LLC
The contents of this package are as follows:
1. Statutory Reference
2. Introduction
3. Forms List
4. Notes on Downloading the Forms
5. Notes on Completing the Forms
6. Instructions and Steps
7. Accessories
8. Sample Ledger and Certificate
9. Disclaimer
LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
FORMATION PACKAGE – HAWAII
Electronic Version
STATUTORY REFERENCES
Hawaii Revised Statutes: Chapter 428: Uniform Limited Liability Company Act
http://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/hrscurrent/Vol08_Ch0401-0429/HRS0428/
Introduction & Selections from Statutes
Created by state statutes to encourage business activity, a limited liability company (LLC) is a
“hybrid” type of business organization, with characteristics of both a partnership and a
corporation and many of the advantages of both. Like a corporation, the limited liability
company is a legal entity separate from its owners who are known as “members.” Barring some
other arrangement, members normally vote on any proposed action for the LLC, with the number
of votes per member typically corresponding to his or her percentage of ownership interest in the
business. Some of the advantageous benefits of an LLC include flexible ownership and
management, protection from liability for owners, and tax advantages.
FLEXIBILITY
A limited liability company generally has fewer legal formalities to observe than a corporation,
and is simpler to create and maintain. The ownership and management of an LLC is more
flexible than a corporation and very closely resembles that of a partnership. Keeping of corporate
minutes is not required. Management and control of an LLC is vested with its members unless
stated otherwise in the LLC’s Articles of Organization (called a Certificate of Formation in some
states). The owners of an LLC are called “members” and differ from the shareholders of a
corporation because members are allowed to participate in the management of an LLC without
being appointed to a managerial position such as a director or officer of a corporation.
IRS rules now allow an LLC to choose between being taxed as a partnership or as a corporation
(most choose partnership, but see below). If an LLC has more than one member, the relationship
between those members is governed by a written operating agreement. Although an LLC used to
be required to be comprised of at least two LLC members, today most states and the IRS
recognize the single-member LLC as a legitimate business structure.
LIMITED LIABILITY
In most cases, only the LLC is responsible for the company’s debts and the members are
protected from being individually liable. As a result, the member’s assets are typically not at risk
if the LLC is sued or cannot pay its debts. To maintain this limited liability protection for the
members the LLC must follow requirements such as holding member meetings and documenting
decisions through resolutions. However, there are some exceptions where individual members
may be held liable if he or she:
* Personally and directly injures someone
* Personally guarantees a bank loan or a business debt on which the LLC defaults
* Fails to deposit taxes withheld from employees’ wages
* Intentionally does something fraudulent, illegal, or clearly wrong that causes harm to the
company or to someone else, or
* Treats the LLC as an extension of her personal affairs, rather than as a separate legal entity.
TAXATION
Many tax benefits are available to LLCs and members including “pass through” tax treatment of
profits and losses, easy allocation of profits and losses to different members, and elimination of
payroll taxes for members’ cash withdrawals. The earnings of an LLC are not subject to
corporate taxes; instead, the profits flow through to the owners in proportion to their ownership.
However, LLC owners can instead elect to have their LLC taxed like a corporation. This may
reduce taxes for LLC owners who will regularly need to retain a significant amount of profits in
the company.
DISADVANTAGES
An LLC does not allow ownership to be transferred through sale of shares in the same way as
corporate stock ownership allows. In most jurisdictions, ownership interest may only be
transferred or created with the consent of a majority of the other members, unless the articles of
organization provide for a greater or lesser level of consent.
An LLC may abruptly cease to exist. Unless otherwise provided in the articles of organization or
a written operating agreement (which may for example allow a majority of members to vote to
continue the LLC), an LLC is dissolved at the death, withdrawal, resignation, expulsion, or
bankruptcy of any member. The LLC operating agreement can prevent this kind of abrupt ending
to your business by including certain provisions setting up guidelines for what will happen when
one member retires, dies, becomes disabled or leaves the LLC.
FORMATION
Not all businesses can operate as LLCs. Businesses in the banking, trust and insurance industry,
for example, are typically prohibited from forming LLCs. In addition, some states prohibit
professionals such as architects, accountants, doctors and other licensed healthcare workers from
forming LLCs, requiring a Professional Limited Liability Company (PLLC) or other entity.
State laws governing LLCs vary from state to state. However, if the LLC will have significant
business or member contacts (a.k.a. "presence") within a state, it should be formed in that state.
Otherwise, it may be subject to fees and/or taxes for doing business in an outside state. If an LLC
is required to qualify to do business in an outside state, it may have to pay filing fees and
franchise taxes as a foreign LLC to the outside state.
ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION
The existence of an LLC begins when a document typically known as the “Articles of
Organization” are filed with the Secretary of State’s Business/Corporate Division. The Articles
of Organization is the primary document constituting the legal identity of the LLC. If there are
any conflicting provisions in other LLC forms or documents (the operating agreement, member
agreements, or resolutions), the articles of organization override such provisions.
Requirements vary by state, but most states require the following minimum information:
* The name of the LLC. The name you select must not be the same as or deceptively similar to
an existing business name in your state. Most states require that the limited liability company
name be followed by the words “Limited Liability Company” or by the abbreviation “LLC.”
* The mailing address of the proposed entity.
* The name and address of a registered agent in the state of filing.
* The name and address of the LLC’s organizer.
* The LLC’s stated period of duration or date of termination (indefinite/perpetual duration is
normally allowed.
* Some states may require that your articles of organization list the name and address of each
LLC member.
* The signature of the Organizer (person filing the Articles of Organization).
* Whether the LLC will be managed by one manager, more than one manager, or the members.
REGISTERED AGENT
Most states require that an LLC have a Registered Agent at a Registered Office within the state
of formation. This Registered Office may be at an address that is different from the LLC’s
business address, but may not normally be a post office box.
The main purpose of the Registered Office/Agent requirement is to provide a public record of a
person who will accept service of process on behalf of the LLC if claims are brought against it.
Because the Articles of Organization are a public record, potential claimants can usually contact
the Secretary of State’s office to obtain LLC’s registered agent information in order to serve your
LLC with a subpoena or summons. The agent may also be used to accept official documents,
such as tax notices.
OPERATING AGREEMENT
LLC members should enter into an Operating Agreement of some type (a detailed sample is
provided in this package). This Operating Agreement may be established either before or after
the filing of the Articles of Organization and may be either oral or in writing in many states.
Regardless of state requirements, it is preferred practice to have a written Operating Agreement.
If you don’t create a written Operating Agreement, the LLC laws of your state will govern your
LLC. The Operating Agreement is kept by the members (each should have an updated copy), and
is not filed with the government.
The LLC operating agreement may vary in complexity, but normally contains the following
information:
* Company name and address information
* Name and address information for each LLC member
* LLC management structure and operation
* Items/Funds contributed by each Member
* Fair market value of each item contributed
* Date/triggers of company dissolution, if any
* Accounting methods
* Tax treatment decisions for your LLC
* Appointment of LLC officers, if any
* Designation of a final capital pay-in date, if any
OPEN A BANK ACCOUNT
Most banks require only a copy of your Articles of Organization and your federal Employer ID
Number to open a bank account. Some, however, may also require a resolution authorizing the
opening of the account passed by the LLC’s members and a copy of the LLC Operating
Agreement. Because bank requirements vary by bank, you should contact the branch manager
and ask about their requirements for new LLC accounts.
MEMBER MEETINGS
Although a corporation’s owners’ failure to hold shareholder or director meetings may subject
the owners to liability, this is not the case for LLCs in many states. If the LLC’s Articles of
Organization or Operating Agreement do not expressly require such meetings, such liability will
normally not attach for failure to have member meetings. While many states do not require that
your limited liability company hold meetings on a regularly scheduled basis, it is advisable to
conduct member meetings to protect the integrity of the LLC’s operations and minimize
disagreements.
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SELECTIONS FROM STATUTES
What follows are selections from selected statutes of Hawaii Revised Statutes, Chapter 428:
Uniform Limited Liability Act (“the Act”). We provide these selections to you for your
convenience, as we feel they may be of interest and instructional value to you as you use this
package. Please note that not all statutes from the Act are listed here, and of those that are
listed, some parts of some statutes are omitted, as indicated. Refer to the above link to view the
Act in its entirety on-line.
§428-105 Name.
(a) The name of a limited liability company must contain "limited liability company" or the
abbreviation "L.L.C." or "LLC". "Limited" may be abbreviated as "Ltd.", and "company" may be
abbreviated as "Co.". The letters in the name of a limited liability company must be letters of the
English alphabet. [remainder of statute omitted]
§428-106 Reserved name.
(a) A person may reserve the exclusive use of the name of a limited liability company or a
foreign limited liability company, including a fictitious name for a foreign limited liability
company whose company name is not available, by delivering an application to the director for
filing. The application shall set forth the name and address of the applicant and the name
proposed to be reserved. If the director finds that the name applied for is available, it shall be
reserved for the applicant's exclusive use for a one hundred twenty-day period from the date of
filing. [remainder of statute omitted]
§428-107 Designated office and agent for service of process.
(a) A limited liability company and a foreign limited liability company authorized to do business
in this State shall designate and continuously maintain in this State:
(1) An office, which need not be a place of its business in this State; and
(2) An agent and street address of the agent for service of process on the company.
(b) An agent shall be an individual resident of this State, a domestic corporation, or another
limited liability company.
§428-111 Nature of business and powers.
(a) A limited liability company may be organized under this chapter for any lawful purpose,
subject to any law of this State governing or regulating business. [remainder of statute omitted]
§428-202 Organization.
(a) One or more persons may organize a limited liability company, consisting of one or more
members, by delivering articles of organization to the office of the director for filing.
(b) The existence of a limited liability company begins when the articles of organization are
filed.
(c) The filing of the articles of organization by the director is conclusive proof that the organizers
satisfied all conditions precedent to the creation of the organization.
§428-203 Articles of organization.
(a) Articles of organization of a limited liability company shall set forth:
(1) The name of the company;
(2) The mailing address of the company's initial principal office, the street address of its
initial registered office in this State, and the name of its initial registered agent at its
registered office in this State;
(3) The name and address of each organizer;
(4) Whether the duration of the company is for a specified term and, if so, the period
specified;
(5) Whether the company is to be manager-managed, and:
(A) If so, the name and address of each initial manager, and the number of initial
members; or
(B) If not, the name and address of each initial member; and
(6) Whether the members of the company are to be liable for its debts and obligations
under section 428-303(c).
(b) Articles of organization of a limited liability company may set forth:
(1) Provisions permitted to be set forth in an operating agreement; or
(2) Other matters not inconsistent with law.
(c) Articles of organization of a limited liability company may not vary the nonwaivable
provisions of section 428-103(b). As to all other matters, if any provision of an operating
agreement is inconsistent with the articles of organization:
(1) The operating agreement controls as to managers, members, and members'
transferees; and
(2) The articles of organization control as to persons other than managers, members, and
their transferees who rely on the articles to their detriment.
(d) The duration of a limited liability company is at-will unless a term for its duration is specified
in its articles of organization.
§428-205 Signing of records.
(a) Except as otherwise provided in this chapter, a record to be filed by or on behalf of a limited
liability company in the office of the director shall be certified and signed by a:
(1) Manager of a manager-managed company;
(2) Member of a member-managed company;
(3) Person organizing the company, if the company has not been formed; or
(4) Fiduciary, if the company is in the hands of a receiver, trustee, or other court-
appointed fiduciary.
(b) The signer of a record to be filed under subsection (a) may do so as an attorney-in-fact by
stating beneath or opposite the signature the name of the person for whom the signer is the
attorney-in-fact. The power of attorney need not be filed with the record.
§428-206 Filing in office of director.
(a) Articles of organization or any other record authorized to be filed under this chapter shall be
in a medium permitted by the director and shall be delivered to the office of the director. Unless
the director determines that a record fails to comply as to form with the filing requirements of
this chapter, and if all filing fees have been paid, the director shall file the record and stamp the
word "Filed" and the date of delivery thereof.
(b) Upon request and payment of a fee, the director shall send to the requester a certified copy of
the requested record.
(c) Articles of organization or amendment accepted for filing by the director are effective as of
the date and time they are filed with the director.
(d) Articles of termination and merger may become effective at a later time and date, as specified
in the record, but not more than thirty days after the date of filing with the director. [remainder of
statute omitted]
§428-210 Annual report.
(a) Each limited liability company and each foreign limited liability company authorized to
transact business in this State shall deliver to the director for filing an annual report that sets
forth:
(1) The name of the company and the state or country under whose law it is organized;
(2) The mailing address of the company's principal office, the street address of its
registered office in this State, and the name of its registered agent at its registered office
in the State; and
(3) Whether the company is manager-managed, and:
(A) If so, the name and address of each manager, and the number of members; or
(B) If not, the name and address of each member.
(b) The annual report shall be filed within the time periods prescribed in subsections (c) and (d).
(c) Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter to the contrary, annual reports reflecting
the period from January 1, 2002, through December 31, 2002, that would otherwise be required,
may be voluntarily filed with the department director if the annual report complies with the
requirements of this section.
(d) Effective January 1, 2003, for domestic or foreign limited liability companies whose date of
organization or registration in this State falls between:
(1) January 1 and March 31, an annual report shall be filed on or before March 31 of each
year and shall reflect the state of the company's affairs as of January 1 of the year when
filed;
(2) April 1 and June 30, an annual report shall be filed on or before June 30 of each year
and shall reflect the state of the company's affairs as of April 1 of the year when filed;
(3) July 1 and September 30, an annual report shall be filed on or before September 30 of
each year and shall reflect the state of the company's affairs as of July 1 of the year when
filed; and
(4) October 1 and December 31, an annual report shall be filed on or before December 31
of each year and shall reflect the state of the company's affairs as of October 1 of the year
when filed; provided that if a domestic or foreign limited liability company is organized
in the same year in which the annual report is due, the domestic or foreign limited
liability company shall not be required to file an annual report for that year. Thereafter,
the domestic or foreign limited liability company shall comply with the requirements of
this section.
(e) If an annual report does not contain the information required in subsection (a), the director
shall return the report for correction. If the report is corrected to contain the information required
in subsection (a) and delivered to the director within thirty days after the date on which it was
mailed to the limited liability company by the director, the report shall be considered to be timely
filed.
§428-302 Limited liability company liable for member's or manager's actionable conduct.
A limited liability company shall be liable for loss or injury caused to any person, or for a
penalty incurred, as a result of a wrongful act or omission or other actionable conduct of a
member or manager acting in the ordinary course of business of the company or with authority of
the company.
§428-303 Liability of members and managers.
(a) Except as otherwise provided in subsection (c), the debts, obligations, and liabilities of a
limited liability company, whether arising in contract, tort, or otherwise, are solely the debts,
obligations, and liabilities of the company. A member or manager shall not be personally liable
for any debt, obligation, or liability of the company solely by reason of being or acting as a
member or a manager.
(b) The failure of a limited liability company to observe the usual company formalities or
requirements relating to the exercise of its company powers or management of its business shall
not be a ground for imposing personal liability on the members or managers for liabilities of the
company.
(c) All or specified members of a limited liability company shall be liable in their capacity as
members for all or specified debts, obligations, or liabilities of the company if:
(1) A provision to that effect is contained in the articles of organization; and
(2) A member so liable has consented in writing to the adoption of the provision or to be
bound by the provision.
§428-404 Management of the limited liability company.
(a) In a member-managed limited liability company:
(1) Each member has equal rights in the management and conduct of the company's
business; and
(2) Except as specified in subsection (c), any matter relating to the business of the
company may be decided by a majority of the members.
(b) In a manager-managed limited liability company:
(1) The manager or managers have the exclusive authority to manage and conduct the
company's business;
(2) Except as specified in subsection (c), any matter relating to the business of the
company may be exclusively decided by the manager or, if there is more than one
manager, by a majority of the managers; and
(3) A manager shall:
(A) Be designated, appointed, elected, removed, or replaced by a vote, approval,
or consent of a majority of the members; and
(B) Remain in office until a successor has been elected, unless the manager
resigns or is removed sooner.
(c) The only matters of a limited liability company's business that require the consent of all the
members are:
(1) Amendments to the operating agreement under section 428-103;
(2) Authorization or ratification of acts or transactions under section 428-103(b)(2)(B)
which would otherwise violate the duty of loyalty;
(3) Amendments to the articles of organization under section 428-204;
(4) Compromising an obligation to make a contribution under section 428-402(b);
(5) Compromising among members, an obligation of a member to make a contribution or
return money or other property paid or distributed in violation of this chapter;
(6) Making interim distributions under section 428-405(a);
(7) Admission of a new member;
(8) Use of the company's property to redeem an interest subject to a charging order;
(9) Consent to dissolve the company under section 428-801(2);
(10) Waiving of the right to have the company's business wound up and the company
terminated under section 428-802(b);
(11) Merging the company with another entity under section 428-904(c)(1); and
(12) Selling, leasing, exchanging, or otherwise disposing of all, or substantially all, of the
company's property with or without goodwill.
(d) Action requiring the consent of members or managers under this chapter may be taken with
or without a meeting. If a meeting is otherwise required and written action in lieu thereof is not
prohibited, the written action must be evidenced by one or more consents reflected in a record
describing the action taken and signed by all of the members or managers entitled to vote on the
action.
(e) A member or manager may appoint a proxy to vote or otherwise act for the member or
manager by signing an appointment instrument, either personally or by the member's or
manager's attorney-in-fact. An appointment of a proxy is valid for eleven months unless a
different time is specified in the appointment instrument. An appointment is revocable by the
member or manager unless the appointment form conspicuously states that it is irrevocable and
the appointment is coupled with an interest, in which case the appointment is revoked when the
interest is extinguished.
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Forms List
The following forms are available for download with this package.
HI-NAMERESV: Application for Reservation of Entity Name
HI-00LLCT: Articles of Organization
HI-LLC-TL: Sample Transmittal Letter
HI-00LLC-1: Sample Operating Agreement (Multi-Member LLC)
HI-00LLC-2: Sample Operating Arrangement (Single-Member LLC)
US-IRS-SS-4 : Application for Federal Tax Identification Number & Instructions
HI-2222LLC: Sample LLC Notices & Resolutions
Instructions on using the forms are either included with the forms and/or found in the Steps to
form LLC section, below.
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Notes on Downloading the Forms
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Notes on Completing the Forms
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Steps to form LLC
Step 1: See FORM: HI-NAMERESV
APPLICATION FOR RESERVATION OF NAME
It is recommended that you reserve a LLC name in order to assure that your
Articles of Organization are not rejected because the name you have selected is
not available.
You may skip this step and go to Step 2, but if the LLC name you have
selected is not available, the Articles of Incorporation will be rejected and
returned to you.
This form MUST be typewritten or printed in black ink and MUST be legible.
Check the space for "LLC".
Provide the name and address of the Applicant. The address MUST be
COMPLETE - either a street address or a P.O. Box address.
Check the appropriate description of the status of the applicant. (Generally,
this will be "Person intending to organize a new domestic business entity."
Provide the LLC name you want to reserve.
A LLC name MUST contain "limited liability company" or the
abbreviation "L.L.C." or "LLC". "Limited" may be abbreviated as "Ltd.",
and "company" may be abbreviated as "Co."
The letters in the name of a limited liability company must be letters of the
English alphabet.
A LLC name MUST NOT be the same as, or substantially identical to:
The name of any corporation, partnership, limited liability company,
or limited liability partnership existing under the laws of Hawaii;
The name of any foreign corporation, foreign partnership, foreign
limited liability company, or foreign limited liability partnership
authorized to transact business in Hawaii;
A name which is reserved pursuant to Hawaii law;;
An approved fictitious name for a foreign limited liability company
authorized to transact business in Hawaii because its real name is
unavailable; or
Any trade name, service mark, or trademark registered in Hawaii.
Leave numbers 5 and 6 blank - they are not applicable.
The applicant must typewrite or print his/her name and sign the Application in
black ink .
File the original and one copy of the Application.
The filing fee is $10.00.
Expedited service is available for an additional payment of $80.00.
Mail the original and one copy of your APPLICATION FOR RESERVATION
OF NAME along with the $10.00 filing fee and the expedite fee, if applicable,
(Make check payable to Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs) to:
State of Hawaii
Business Registration Division
Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs
P.O. Box 40
Honolulu Hawaii 96810
Phone: (808) 586-2744
Step 2: See FORM: HI-00LLCT
ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION
Once you have reserved the limited liability company name, or if you have chosen
to proceed without reserving a name, you are ready to complete the Articles of
Organization.
Follow the instructions on the form.
The filing fee is $100.00.
Expedited service is available for an additional payment of $80.00.
Step 3: Mail the original and one copy of the ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION , along
with the filing fee of $100.00 (Make check payable to Department of Commerce
and Consumer Affairs) to:
State of Hawaii
Business Registration Division
Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs
P.O. Box 40
Honolulu Hawaii 96810
Phone: (808) 586-2744
A cover letter to send with the Articles of Organization is included in this packet.
See FORM: HI-LLC-TL
TRANSMITTAL LETTER
Step 4: Complete an Operating Agreement.
See FORM: HI-00LLC-1
SAMPLE OPERATING AGREEMENT (MULTI-MEMBER LLC)
For a single-member LLC,
See FORM: HI-00LLC-2
SAMPLE OPERATING ARRANGEMENT (SINGLE-MEMBER LLC)
Step 5: Apply for a Federal Tax Identification Number. This is done with form US-IRS-
SS-4. Mail to your regional IRS office.
See Supplemental Form: US-IRS-SS-4
FEDERAL TAX ID APPLICATION AND INSTRUCIONS
Step 6: Open a bank account and conduct business.
Ongoing: Sample Notices and Resolutions are provided for your convenience.
See FORM: HI-2222LLC
Sample LLC Notices & Resolutions
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Accessories
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Imprinted (or blank) Lithographed LLC Membership Certificates:
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SAMPLE OWNERSHIP LEDGER
and
SIMPLE MEMBERSHIP CERTIFICATE
Ownership Ledger
Name and Residence
Address of LLC
Member Date of
Transfer %
Ownership Amount Paid Subsequen
t Transfer
Membership Certifcate
No. _____ LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY- STATE OF HAWAII
Percentage: ___
This Certifcate certifes that ____________________________, is a true
and lawful owner of ____ percent ownership of
______________________________, a Hawaii Limited Liability Company.
Such ownership interest is only transferable in accordance with the
Operating Agreement between the Members.
This certifcate is issued by the Company by its duly
authorized ofcers on this the ____ day of _________,
20___.
__________________ ___________________
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