Start your business.
These interactive training modules were created to walk you through each step, help you build momentum, meet milestones, and rank up with confidence. Join the training calls to help scale and build fast.
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Start your business.
These interactive training modules were created to walk you through each step, help you build momentum, meet milestones, and rank up with confidence. Join the training calls to help scale and build fast.
The rank where financial benefits begin.
Interactive training modules.
Short walkthroughs of your back office and the everyday tasks of running your business. Choose a video to play it.
Back office essentials
Back office essentials
Builder to leader
Your First Rank & How to Get There
Reaching the Director rank means you’ve taken the first big step: from building your own success to guiding others toward theirs. It’s proof that you can not only enroll and inspire, but also duplicate results through your team.
Why is it so important? Because Director lays the foundation for everything that follows. It’s your launching pad. From here, your focus shifts:
When you help others reach their first positions, you rise too.
Your step-by-step guide to creating an LLC.
Creating your LLC
Choose your business name
Choose a unique and catchy business name and check its availability on your state’s official website. If it’s already taken, use creative variations.
Secure your domain name
Secure your domain name in advance at GoDaddy.com to protect your brand. If you can’t get your exact name, try creative variations or different extensions like .org or .net.
Appoint a registered agent
A registered agent receives your LLC’s legal documents and must have a physical address in your state. This can be you or a professional service; it’s a legal requirement in the U.S.
File your Articles of Organization
Articles of Organization officially register your LLC with the state, including its name, address, and purpose. Filing requires a state-specific fee, which typically ranges from $50 to $500.
Decide on the management structure
Choose whether your LLC will be member-managed, where the owners run day-to-day operations, or manager-managed, where the owners appoint one or more managers to run it. Most small, owner-run LLCs are member-managed.
Create an operating agreement
An operating agreement (optional but recommended) defines the internal rules of your LLC, including member roles, profit distribution, and management structure.
Obtain an EIN from the IRS
An EIN is like your company’s Social Security number. You’ll need it to open a bank account, hire employees, and pay taxes. You can apply for one for free at IRS.gov.
Comply with the rules
You may need a business license depending on your industry and state. Most states also require annual reports, so file them on time and pay the fee to stay in compliance.
Open a business bank account
Choose a bank and provide documents such as your EIN, Articles of Organization, and identification. Use this account for all business income and expenses.
Maximize your tax deductions
Use a business credit card for your expenses, stay organized, and increase your tax deductions. Common deductions include phone, travel, supplies, marketing, and commissions.
This guide is general information, not legal or tax advice. Requirements and fees vary by state, so check with your state and a qualified professional.
Website disclaimer
Websites related to MVMNT are reserved for senior management and require prior approval from the MVMNT Compliance department. Use of MVMNT trademarks, copyrights, or other intellectual property is strictly prohibited without written consent.
We recommend securing your company’s domain to protect your brand, whether or not you create a website.
iDecide
How iDecide can boost your business to the next level
Present with confidence.
Ready-made decks to share with prospects and your team.
Protect the brand, and your business.
This collection of guides focuses on helping distributors and multi-level marketing professionals comply with company policies and industry regulations. It covers proper business practices, ethical communication, approved product claims, and guidelines for ensuring long-term success while protecting both the brand and its members.
