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Registered Agents In the News

Media coverage regarding Montana registered agents and the vital role they play in supporting our state's growing economy.

Yellowstone Public Radio
Montana Registered Agents

"Montana’s registered agents provide a valuable service to the business community. A recent story on a California crackdown on luxury cars with Montana plates caught the attention of Montanan Michael DeMato, a registered agent who felt the story cast an unfair shadow on the profession."

Montana Public Radio
How Montana Became A Tax Haven

Is this legal? Absolutely, says Eric Stern, chief of staff with the Montana Secretary of State’s Office.

"It's legal for them to do here. The legislature has specifically authorized it and that’s what we go on.”
 

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Lincoln Playground Receives Major Donation

   Anaconda Leader

"The efforts to remodel Lincoln Primary School's playground received a major boost this week, as the school announced that LLCTLC, a local business based out of Anconda and Helena, has made a $10,000 donation toward the project."

Montana State Parks Foundation

Spring Meadow Lake State Park Accessibility Project

"We’re excited to introduce the lead sponsor of the Park Accessibility Project at Spring Meadow Lake State Park: LLCTLC"

"Last year, we connected with LLCTLC over a shared love for Montana’s state parks and a shared belief that the outdoors should be accessible to everyone. As we searched for a meaningful way to work together, Spring Meadow Lake State Park in Helena emerged as the perfect opportunity."

 

"LLCTLC became the VERY FIRST sponsor of this project,  and this also happened to be the Montana State Parks Foundation’s first large-scale accessibility project."

 

"It takes a special group of people to invest in something brand new. Their support helped set this entire project in motion. And to be very clear: without LLCTLC’s leadership and belief in this vision, this project would not be happening today."

Media Inquiries

We are available to provide quotes, background information, and educational perspectives on how transparency and proper registration support Montana’s infrastructure and economy.

Please direct any inquiries to Britta Cech:

Britta@LLCTLC.com | (406) 565-4688

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