LLC

Take a break and read all about it

Stunning desert scenery showcasing red cliffs and mesas, perfect for illustrating remote business solutions and digital nomad lifestyles.
LLC
Rick Mak

How to Start an LLC in Arizona: $0 + $50 State Fee (2026)

Forming an LLC in Arizona costs $50 to file Articles of Organization with the Arizona Corporation Commission, with 5 to 10 business days standard processing or 1 to 2 days for an extra $35. Arizona requires no annual report, which makes it one of the cheapest states to maintain. Every Arizona LLC must name a statutory agent in the state. Sales are subject to Transaction Privilege Tax. No US citizenship or residency is required to own one.

Read More »
Infographic showing step-by-step process to start an LLC in California, including business name search, registered agent, EIN, and franchise tax.
LLC
Rick Mak

How to Start an LLC in California: $0 + $70 State Fee (2026)

Forming an LLC in California costs $70 to file Articles of Organization with the California Secretary of State. Every California LLC must name a registered agent with a physical street address in the state. A Statement of Information costs $20 and is due within 90 days of formation, then every two years. California also charges an $800 minimum annual franchise tax, which is the real cost of the state. No US citizenship or residency is required to own one.

Read More »
Laptop displaying a Texas LLC formation document with a Texas flag in the background, illustrating how to start an LLC in Texas in 2025.
LLC
Rick Mak

How to Start an LLC in Texas: $0 + $300 State Fee (2026)

Forming an LLC in Texas costs $300 to file a Certificate of Formation (Form 205) with the Texas Secretary of State. Every Texas LLC must name a registered agent with a physical Texas street address. A Public Information Report is due May 15 each year and carries no filing fee. Texas franchise tax applies, with no tax owed at or below $1.23 million in revenue, and Texas charges no personal income tax. No US citizenship or residency is required to own one.

Read More »
Person forming an LLC in Florida online using a laptop, with tropical background scenery
LLC
Rick Mak

How to Start an LLC in Florida: $0 + $125 State Fee (2026)

Forming an LLC in Florida costs $125 to file Articles of Organization with the Florida Division of Corporations through Sunbiz, and that figure includes the mandatory $25 registered agent designation. An annual report is due May 1 for $138.75, and filing late triggers a $400 penalty that cannot be waived. Florida charges no state personal income tax. No US citizenship or residency is required to own one.

Read More »
Businessman walking through a New York City subway corridor
LLC
Rick Mak

How to Start an LLC in New York: $0 + $200 State Fee (2026)

Forming an LLC in New York costs $200 to file Articles of Organization (Form DOS-1336-f) with the New York Department of State. Every New York LLC must designate the Secretary of State as agent for service of process. A Biennial Statement is due every two years for $9. New York also requires new LLCs to publish formation notices in two newspapers. No US citizenship or residency is required to own one.

Read More »
A professional workspace featuring a laptop displaying the BusinessAnywhere website, with a coffee cup and notebook nearby, symbolizing the ease of starting an LLC in Illinois online.
LLC
Rick Mak

How to Start an LLC in Illinois: $0 + $150 State Fee (2026)

Forming an LLC in Illinois costs $150 to file Articles of Organization (Form LLC-5.5) with the Illinois Secretary of State. Every Illinois LLC must name a registered agent with a physical street address in the state. An annual report is due on the first day of the anniversary month and costs $75. Online filings clear in 7 to 10 business days and mail filings take 3 to 4 weeks. No US citizenship or residency is required to own one.

Read More »

Do You Want To Boost Your Business?

drop us a line and keep in touch

Engaged professionals collaborating on a laptop in a library setting, emphasizing teamwork, knowledge sharing, and business development.