Limited Liability Company (L.L.C.)
A limited liability company (LLC) is not a corporation, partnership or trust; but has corporate-like liability protection for the owners and partnership-like flexibility in capital and management structure. Members of the company can be actively involved in the management and operation of the business, but they are personally shielded from company debts and liabilities. Limited liability companies are relatively easy to organize and maintain. In Missouri, a limited liability company can conduct any business activity. Business owners use this type of organization because it can combine the liability protection of corporations with the flexibility and tax advantages of partnerships.
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