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When an LLC Can Buy Stock. An appealing characteristic of an LLC is that members -- the LLC owners â can use the entity for any legal purpose, which includes investing company money in stocks. Members also have the authority to draft operating agreements as broadly or narrowly as they desire.uying Stock in S Corporations. Certain small businesses make elections to be taxed as S corporations in order to avoid the double taxation that results by default with corporate entities. Although an LLC member can buy stock in an S corporation if fewer than 100 shareholders exist, an LLC cannot.
The procedure to transfer LLC ownership depends on whether youâre transferring the whole business or only changing the names and percentage ownerships of the membersâsuch as when you take on a new member or buy out a departing member. Transferring a Partial Interest in the LLC. Your LLCâs owners are called members. Each member owns a percentage of the business, which is known as a membership interest. If you want to change the percentage of ownership or add new members, you will need to transfer some of your LLCâs membership interests. They key document that will guide you in how to transfer ownership in an LLC is your LLC operating agreement. You most likely signed an operating agreement when you set up your LLC. The operating agreement is a contract among the LLCâs members that specifies the way the LLC will operate.