Every incorporated business — an LLC or corporation — must appoint a registered agent. That’s a legal requirement.
A registered agent (also called a statutory agent in some states) is a person or legal entity designated as your company's main point of contact. Their main job is to accept and process all incoming business correspondence. In most cases, you can be your own registered agent.
Apart from sorting general mail, a registered agent must also accept the service of process of legal documents such as lawsuits or subpoenas. They also must ensure compliance with the state business and tax laws. Dealing with tax notices and admin procedures such as annual report submissions or business license renewals.
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