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One member refers to a limited liability company (LLC) that has only one owner. It is typically formed for small businesses or freelancers.

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The owner of a one-member LLC is required to file the necessary paperwork with the state in which the LLC is registered. This usually includes articles of organization and an operating agreement.

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The purpose of a one-member LLC is to provide the owner with limited liability protection while allowing them to operate their business as a single entity. It also offers pass-through taxation benefits.

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The owner of a one-member LLC must report any changes to the business, such as changes in ownership, address, or purpose, to the state where the LLC is registered. This information is typically reported in annual reports.