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FORM 2.6 — Operating Agreement for Manager Managed LLC with Special Allocations

Price: $40.00
Revised: July 1, 2008 - 35 pages

Description:
Form 2.6 is an operating agreement for a manager-managed limited liability company. In most states, an LLC is must make an election in its articles of organization to be managed by managers. The form is based on a corporate model of management and operation and is appropriate for use by an LLC that will have a large number of members or will have members who are not involved in day-to-day business operations. The form is designed for use where there are special allocations for federal income tax purposes because the members' interests in profits and losses are not proportionate to their capital contributions. This may occur, for example, because one or more of the members of the LLC will contribute services in exchange for their interests and other members will contribute cash or property. The special allocation provisions make this agreement more lengthy and complex than a basic form of operating agreement.

Features:

  • Buy-sell provisions, dissociation - Operating agreement gives the LLC and the other members the option to purchase the interest of a member who has dissociated.

  • Buy-sell provisions, purchase price - Operating agreement provides that the purchase price of a member's interest is to be determined by agreement or appraisal by a single appraiser.

  • Buy-sell provisions, terms - Operating agreement provides that the purchase price of a member's interest is to be paid in monthly installments over five years and is to be secured with the membership interest being sold.

  • Buy-sell provisions, transfer of interest - Operating agreement gives the LLC and the other members a first right of refusal to purchase the interest of a member before it transferred to a third party.

  • Dissociation, cause - Operating agreement provides that a member dissociates upon death, disability, dissolution, termination, or insolvency.

  • Dissociation, effect - Operating agreement provides that LLC dissolves when a member dissociates unless the LLC or other members elect to purchase the dissociating member's interest.

  • Distributions, allocation - Operating agreement provides that distributions to members are allocated in proportion to their percentage interests.

  • Distributions, required - Operating agreement requires annual distributions in amounts sufficient to enable members to pay taxes on the income of the LLC allocated to them.

  • Management - Operating agreement for manager managed LLC.

  • Managers, authority - Operating agreement defines the scope of the managers' authority and includes an enumeration of acts that are not within the managers' authority.

  • Managers, selection - Operating agreement names the initial managers but provides that additional or replacement managers may be elected by the members at any time.

  • Members, percentage interests - Operating agreement fixes the members' percentage interests in a manner disproportionate to their capital contributions.

  • Members, voting rights - Operating agreement provides that members are entitled to vote in proportion to their percentage interests.

  • Profits and losses - Operating agreement provides that the LLC's profits and losses are allocated between members based upon their percentage interests, which are not proportionate to capital contributions.

  • Property - Operating agreement contemplates that one or more members will acquire all or part of their interests in exchange for property other than money.

  • Securities laws - Operating agreement contemplates that members' interests are securities, subject to state and federal securities laws.

  • Services - Operating agreement contemplates that one or more members will acquire all or part of their interests in exchange for services.

  • Special allocations, profits and losses - Operating agreement allocates profits and losses of the LLC to members in a manner that is not proportionate to capital contributions and specially allocates losses in a manner that enables members to use the greatest possible amount of losses on a current basis for federal income tax purposes.

  • Special allocations, qualified income offset - Operating agreement contains an qualified income offset, which is necessary for the LLC's special allocations to be given effect for federal income tax purposes. The form does not, however, contain a minimum gain chargeback, which would be necessary to insure that the LLC's special allocations will be given effect if they relate to property acquired with nonrecourse indebtedness.BR>

  • Tax allocations - Operating agreement provides that tax items relating to contributed property are to be specially allocated for tax purposes under IRC 704(c).

  • Transfer restrictions, right of first refusal - Operating agreement provides that a member's interest may be transferred only if the other members consent or if the LLC and the other members fail to exercise rights of first refusal to purchase the interest.

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Form ID: 2006-DOC
Title:  Operating Agreement for Manager Managed LLC with Special Allocations
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