[Blackbirdws6]

Many of your questions are dependent upon how big of a business you are looking to start. Most LLCs these days will require you to personally co-sign on the business in order to cover the liability. It kind of defeats the purpose of the LLC but it is what it is.

If you are unable to hand the financial portion of the business, getting a good accountant is not a bad idea. From a tax end, they would be able to provide insight into certain things to keep in mind. If you are paying wages, you will need to regularly file quarterly returns with the state.

Again, I would tell us what type of service/product you are looking to offer, # of employees, etc etc. We do not need to know your specific idea to offer some advice on getting started.