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IN-00LLC-1 LLC SAMPLE OPERATING AGREEMENT This agreement is a sample operating agreement and should be modified to meet your needs. It provides for the LLC to be operated by one or more managers OR by the members. You will have to decide how you want your LLC to operate. Read carefully and make appropriate changes to suit your individual needs and purposes.
the llc may also be formed by the individual members to provide for purposes independent of each other. These member llcs do not form a continuing partnership and are in effect as a unit that can be passed down to subsequent group members. A member llc can continue indefinitely. A member will be able to pass to his or her children the business if the father or mother dies or if the member is no longer capable of maintaining a beneficial interest in the business. However, members may be able to pass down the business to one or more of their children after the death of the father or mother or before the child's eighteenth birthday. You will have to decide how you want your llc to operate. If you want to pass it down to your children but not yourself, you will have to be registered as c-corporate or llc-corporate. If you want to pass it down to yourself, you must have paid the LLC's expenses and paid the llc's quarterly taxes. You cannot pass it down to one or more of your children as a favor to yourself. The llc must be registered in the state where you are located. You also must have paid the LLC's expenses and paid the llc's quarterly taxes within a reasonable time after formation. Your corporation or llc is registered in the state where you can do business. In addition to the annual state filing fee for c corporations and LCS, you must pay a fee for each form of transfer required under the laws of each state in which you intend to do business, a fee to register each member LLC and c corporation, a fee to amend the articles of incorporation in certain states, and a fee for each annual report for each member llc or c corporation. In connection with each election of the members, the LLC will be required to file with the state where it files an annual report for the prior year. This annual report must be filed by the date of the election, or within ten days after the election date, if the election was made after June 20, 2011. The llc is also required to file a return on its federal income tax return for the year in which it was formed (the LLC was not formed before the time period for the return was specified). For each state,