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What is a Professional Service Corporation?

Understanding Professional Service Corporation formation and benefits

Professional Service Corporation

Professional Service Corporation

A Professional Service Corporation (PSC) is designed for licensed professionals like doctors, lawyers, accountants, and engineers. It provides liability protection while meeting specific licensing requirements and may offer tax advantages under Subchapter S election.

Key Benefits of a Professional Corporation

  • Professional liability protection and credibility
  • Tax advantages with Subchapter S election
  • Easier transfer of ownership interests
  • Enhanced professional image
  • Structured governance for professional practices

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Entity Advantages

Why Choose Our Professional Service Corporation Formation

Liability Management

PSCs provide liability protection for business debts, though professionals remain responsible for malpractice.

Perpetual Life

The corporation continues regardless of changes in ownership or management.

Professional Focus

Professional Service Corporations are designed for licensed fields such as doctors, lawyers, and accountants.

Corporate Book
Included

What's Included on our Service Fee?

  • State Filing Fee
  • Corporate or Company Seal
  • Records Book
  • Certificate or Articles of Incorporation or Organization
  • Company and Corporate Minutes
  • Corporation Bylaws or LLC Regulations
  • Corporate Stock or LLC Membership Certificate(s)
  • Banking Resolution
  • Preliminary Name Search
FAQ

Professional Service Corporation Formation FAQ

A corporation designed for licensed professionals that meets regulatory requirements while providing liability protection.

Licensed professionals required by state law to operate under a professional entity.

It protects from other shareholders' malpractice but not your own.

Yes. This is a common strategy for tax savings.

In most states, yes.

Generally no, though alternative structures exist.

Typically 5 to 7 business days.

Yes. We handle formations nationwide.

Yes. We offer a complimentary consultation.

We handle licensing rules, ownership restrictions, and compliance correctly from the start.
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