llc organizational meeting minutes
under most circumstances, an llc is not held to the same requirements as those for a corporation, which are business structures that usually maintain and record minutes of the meetings. an llc is usually managed following what has been outlined in its operating agreement, which serves as a contract of sorts for the owners. llcs are not required to hold regular shareholder or board meetings, so there are no minutes to record. the managers of an llc are subject to the members. with no operating agreement in place, there is no requirement for members to record minutes of any meetings. keeping organizational minutes when you are the only member of a limited liability company is not a necessity as there are no discussions, decisions, or disagreements to be noted.