An LLC only protects your personal assets if you maintain it properly. Skip one annual filing fee, even a $100 one, and a court or creditor can pierce the veil and come after your personal money. The protection disappears when you need it most.
You formed an LLC to protect yourself. You wanted separation between your business assets and your personal assets. You got the piece of paper from the state. You're good, right? Mm, not necessarily. If you've not maintained your LLC, that protection may already be breaking down in ways that might not become clear until a bank, a lawsuit, or the state forces the issue. Trust me, that makes for a bad day at the office. It sounds crazy, but a single missed $100 filing fee, for example, could end up costing you tens of thousands of dollars down the road when it's too late to go back and fix it.
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