How do I create an LLC in Nevada?

Creating a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in Nevada is a straightforward process, but it involves several key legal and administrative steps. Below is a professional, detailed guide for entrepreneurs or companies looking to create an LLC in Nevada:

1. Choose a Name
• Should be distinctive and incorporate "LLC" or an equivalent designation.
• Optional name reservation: $25 for 90 days.
2. Appoint a Registered Agent
• Must have a physical address in Nevada.
• You can act as your own representative or enlist a professional.
3. File Articles of Organization
• Submit to the Nevada Secretary of State.
• Filing fee: $75.
4. Submit Initial List & Business License Application
• Required at the time of formation.
• Combined fees: $350 ($150 Initial List + $200 Business License).
5. Create an Operating Agreement
• Not legally required, but strongly recommended.
• Outlines ownership and operating procedures.
6. Get an EIN from the IRS
• Required for taxes, hiring, and opening a bank account.
• Free to apply online via the IRS website.
7. Maintain Annual Compliance
• Submit yearly renewals for the Initial List and Business License.
• Stay updated with all state requirements.

Forming an LLC in Nevada offers tax benefits and strong privacy protections. One IBC USA, a global business formation provider, supports clients through each step of the Nevada LLC setup process, from name registration to compliance filings.