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[label style=”inverse”]Professional corporations are special entities under Ohio law.[/label]
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[span12] The designation was created many years ago to permit people practicing in specified professional services to enjoy certain tax benefits available only to corporations. At that time, the bodies that regulated these professions did not let their members incorporate, so the legislature stepped in and created this type of corporation for those fields. Only parties licensed in the specified professions may own stock in a professional corporation.
[/span12] [/row] [spacer] [row] [span6] [label]These are the professions that may organize as a professional corporation under Ohio Revised Code:[/label] [/span6] [span6] [caret_list]
With the evolution of the tax and state corporate laws, it is unlikely that forming a professional corporation right for your business. Business law attorney Steve Sneiderman, however, is well versed in the pros and cons of this and other business entities and will analyze them with you. Contact him today to discuss the possibilities and find the right structure for your business.
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[/span12] [/row] [spacer] [row] [span6] [label]These are the professions that may organize as a professional corporation under Ohio Revised Code:[/label] [/span6] [span6] [caret_list]
- Architects
- Attorneys
- Certified public accountants
- Chiropractors
- Chiropractors practicing acupuncture through the state chiropractic board
- Occupational therapists
- Professional engineers
- Professionals in various branches of medicine
- Physical therapists
- Veterinarians
With the evolution of the tax and state corporate laws, it is unlikely that forming a professional corporation right for your business. Business law attorney Steve Sneiderman, however, is well versed in the pros and cons of this and other business entities and will analyze them with you. Contact him today to discuss the possibilities and find the right structure for your business.
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