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California recently amended its LLC laws.
This set of statutes governs Operating Agreements; Annual filings and taxation.
California’s Limited Liability Company Act is incorporated within the California Corporations Code Section 17701.01. First enacted in 1996, it was amended to expressly permit a single-member LLC to be formed beginning on January 1, 2000.
Professional Limited Liability Companies (PLLCs) are not allowed.
| Article No., Title | Section Range |
|---|---|
| California Corporations Code Title 2.6 Revised Uniform Limited Liability Company Act | 17701.01-17713.13 |
| ARTICLE 1. General Provisions | 17701.01-17701.17 |
| ARTICLE 2. Formation: Articles of Organization and Other Filings | 17702.01-17702.10 |
| ARTICLE 3. Relations of Members and Managers to Persons Dealing with a Limited Liability Company | 17703.01-17703.04 |
| ARTICLE 4. Relations of Members to Each Other and to the Limited Liability Company | 17704.01-17704.10 |
| ARTICLE 5. Transferable Interests and Rights of Transferees and Creditors | 17705.01-17705.04 |
| ARTICLE 6. Member’s Dissociation | 17706.01-17706.03 |
| ARTICLE 7. Dissolution and Winding Up | 17707.01-17707.09 |
| ARTICLE 8. Foreign Limited Liability Companies | 17708.01-17708.09 |
| ARTICLE 9. Actions by Members | 17709.01-17709.02 |
| ARTICLE 10. Merger and Conversion | 17710.01-17710.19 |
| ARTICLE 11. Dissenters’ Rights | 17711.01-17711.14 |
| ARTICLE 12. Class Provisions | 17712.01 |
| ARTICLE 13. Miscellaneous Provisions | 17713.01-17713.13 |
Click here to view all titles of the California Code. The laws on this page apply to LLC (limited liability companies) only.
Related: California State Agencies / California Licensing Authorities