How to form an LLC in Tennessee
This Quick Start Guide is a brief overview of how to form an LLC in Tennessee.
Detailed Lessons:
1. LLC Name Search ← you are here
2. Registered Agent
3. Articles of Organization
4. Operating Agreement
5. EIN Number
6. Annual Report
7. Taxes
Tennessee LLC costs:
State LLC filing fee: $300 (one-time fee)
Annual report fee: $300 (every year)
Need help?
Hire a company to form your Tennessee LLC:
Northwest ($39 + state fee) or LegalZoom ($149 + state fee)
★ Check out Northwest vs LegalZoom
Name Availability Search
https://tnbear.tn.gov/Ecommerce/NameAvailability.aspx
Northwest ($39 + state fee) or LegalZoom ($149 + state fee)
(check out Northwest vs LegalZoom)
State Contact Information
Phone: 615-741-2286 (hours: M-F, 8:00am – 4:30pm Central Time)
Email: tnsos.corpinfo@tn.gov
Website: https://sos.tn.gov/contacts
Next Step
After you’ve found an available LLC name, you can then proceed to the next Lesson: Tennessee Registered Agent.
And check out TRUIC’s business name generator if you need help coming up with an LLC name.
Matt holds a Bachelor's Degree in business from Drexel University with a concentration in business law. He performs extensive research and analysis to convert state laws into simple instructions anyone can follow to form their LLC - all for free! Read more about Matt Horwitz and LLC University.
Greetings,
I am trying to setup LLC, but its purpose is to tie to self directed IRA so that I can do some real estate investing, the custodian company saying legal zoom sets them up wrong and at the end it costs more to fix the mess, so they are advising to start fresh with CPA, do you have procedure you can share on how to setup LLC where IRA is member.
Thanks
RP
This is all i have
Form an IRA LLC with the professional assistance of either a seasoned tax attorney or experienced IRA LLC facilitator who specializes in setting up IRA LLC regularly, and can ensure the entity is set up to meet your specific investment needs.
Hi RP, IRA/LLCs are on our list, but we don’t have an information published on them yet. We recommend working with an attorney or professional who specializes in IRA/LLCs. Thanks.