Limited liability company, Financial Accounting

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Limited Liability Company (LLC) - Form of doing business combining limited liability for all owners (known as members) with taxation as a PARTNERSHIP. An LLC is formed by filing ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION with an appropriate state official. Rules governing LLCs vary expressively from state to state.

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