Convert Corporation To Llc

Great! Here's a bit more detail on each step:
- File Articles of Conversion: You need to prepare and submit this form to the Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions to officially convert your corporation to an LLC.
- Draft an Operating Agreement: This document outlines the ownership and operating procedures of the LLC.
- Obtain a new EIN: You’ll need to apply for a new Employer Identification Number from the IRS specifically for your LLC.
- Notify creditors and update business licenses: Inform your creditors about the change and update any necessary business licenses or permits.
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Here are some reasons why you might consider converting a Wisconsin Incorporation to an LLC:
- Flexibility in Management: LLCs offer more flexibility in management structures compared to corporations.
- Tax Benefits: LLCs can help avoid double taxation, allowing profits to be taxed at personal rates.
- Simplified Compliance: LLCs generally have fewer compliance requirements than corporations.
- Limited Liability Protection: LLCs still provide liability protection to owners like corporations.
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Converting a corporation to an LLC involves dissolving the corporation legally. The corporation ceases to exist once the conversion process is complete, and the business continues as an LLC. Let me know if you have any further questions!

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After converting a corporation to an LLC, the corporation as a legal entity no longer exists, and the LLC becomes the new entity. Typically, a corporation can't be sued after conversion, but liabilities or legal claims existing before conversion could potentially affect the LLC. It's wise to consult a lawyer for specifics related to your situation. Do you have any further questions or need details on a particular aspect?