PLLCs and PCs Offer Many Advantages
PLLCs and PCs offer many advantages
PCs and PLLCs are C Corporations, S Corporations, and Limited Liability Companies that have the sole purpose of providing professional services. Typically, licensed professionals, such as doctors, lawyers, accountants, architects, or engineers, must form PCs or PLLCs, rather than regular corporations or LLCs. And, generally, only professionals can be owners. Formation documents must be filed with the state and a registered agent appointed.
CT Corporation compliance experts will outline relevant rules and processes so you know just what to expect
CT’s Incorporation Experts will:
  • Work with you to select the formation package that best suits your needs and ambitions
  • Answer your questions about PLLC, PC, C Corporations, S Corporations, LLCs, and everything in between to ensure you incorporate the right way
  • Outline relevant compliance rules and processes so you know just what to expect
  • Advise on your state’s naming requirements and perform a name check to verify availability
  • File your Articles of Incorporation with the state, including all required language, monitoring the process, and promptly delivering upon approval
Frequent questions regarding PLLC and PC formation:

Who can be a Professional Corporation shareholder, director, or a member in a PLLC?

Many states restrict who may be owners of a PC or PLLC. For example, in some states only licensed practitioners of the specific service that the corporation provides may own stock and serve on the board of directors. Other states require at least 50% of the shareholders and directors to be licensed professionals. Many states have similar rules for PLLCs.

What do I name my PC or PLLC?

Naming a business is always an important decision. The name of your PC or PLLC can’t be "deceptively similar" to names already in use. Additionally, your name usually must show your business is a PC or PLLC. Some states require your profession to be part of the company name (for example, Johnson Chiropractic, PC).

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