The Connecticut single-member limited liability company operating agreement provides a definitive structure for how a company will operate in this state as well as how its sole member will manage it. While such a document is not required by the State of Connecticut, other entities such as financial entities may require it of the company. Thus, when a sole member of the limited liability company executes an operating agreement in writing, it becomes a legitimate document that can be easily referenced and proven.
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