Can A Speech Pathologist Have An LLC In CA
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Due to all the advantages that one can enjoy by forming an LLC, it is the first choice for most professionals.

Although different states do not restrict the type of structure a professional can choose, the case is not the same for California.

Therefore, questions such as can a speech pathologist have an LLC in CA, are so common.

So, can you form an LLC as a speech pathologist in California? No, you can not! The California law puts a prohibition on different professionals when it comes to operating as an LLC. Among all of those professions, the profession of a speech pathologist is one.

Now, what structure should you choose? Read to find out!

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Can A Speech Language Pathology Corporation Be Open As An LLC in CA?

California law does not allow a speech-language pathology corporation to operate as an LLC. In fact, the California Corporation Code does not have any certification of forming an LLC to practice speech pathology.

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Can A Psychologist Have An LLC In CA
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When you are starting a Professional Psychological Corp, you might have tons of questions in your mind.

Yes, the starting steps are the most tedious and time-consuming. One wrong step or decision can make you pay tons of fines.

For example, choosing the wrong business type.

Now, can a psychologist have an LLC in CA? The short answer is no! A Psychological Corporation can not operate as an LLC in CA.

According to California Corporations Code, there is no LLC certification to practice psychology.

Want to know what business form you should choose? Well, if you are looking for an in-depth answer, you can get that by reading through this!

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What Business Type Should You Choose for Practicing Psychology?

If you are a psychologist, you do not have any option other than forming an S-Corporation. You should create a corporation taxed as an S Corp.

Basically, as a psychologist, you are prohibited from operating like a traditional corporation or an LLC.

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Can A Non Doctor Own A Medical Practice In California?
by Sam Mollaei, Esq. — Start Your Business Here »

If only investing in a corporation was as simple as giving the money to acquire your share of profit.

Legal factors are tied to each and all steps of the decision-making procedures. The most common mistake a person can make is not consulting with a lawyer in a similar field.

So what does the California law say about this? Can a non doctor own a medical practice in California? Let us delve deeper into the subject in the section below.

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Owning Medical Practice by A Non-Doctor in California

Suppose you are a businessman with an idea to open a medical practice in California. You visit the local business lawyer and ask for legal advice.
Your goal is to own the medical practice while your hypothetical partner, a doctor, is the equal shareholder.

It is not like splitting an apple in half to share equally between the two. The lawyer will tell you that California law is different, though it may seem unfair.

What California Law Says

Assuming you are a business person with no license in any health occupation,

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Who Can Own A Professional Medical Corporation In California?
by Sam Mollaei, Esq. — Start Your Business Here »

Being in the medical field entitles a person to be more than just a doctor. However, who can own a professional medical corporation in California?

What are the protocols and legal regulations? Californian restrictions are slightly different from other states.

This is why we have to understand certain terms and conditions before understanding who can establish a professional medical corporation. Shall we take a look?

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Professional Medical Corporation in California: Who Can Own One?

Once you find out who gets nominated for this field, the legal protocols will be easier to follow.

Shareholders

The shareholders must be licensed in the same State. It means an individual shareholder cannot even vote a proxy if his/her license is from a different State.

Therefore, the shareholder must have a medical license issued in California State to acquire the shares of the medical corporation.

Licensed Physician

Since it is a medical corporation, there must be a licensed physician or a surgeon among the shareholders.

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Can Psychologists Have An LLC In California?
by Sam Mollaei, Esq. — Start Your Business Here »

An LLC or Limited Liability Company is a structure for a company. The debts or liabilities of the said company cannot be held personally liable owner(s).

LLC pool together the sole proprietorship characteristics and partnership features. When psychologists plan to launch a private practice, LLC is the most suitable structure to opt for.

However, it is not a corporation in a sense. That leaves a doubtful question, can psychologists have an LLC in California?

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This article will attempt to clear the notion and tell you what needs to be done.

LLC for Psychologists in California

Suppose you are a psychology major who has recently obtained a license from the California Board of Psychology.

This is the golden ticket to set up your practice professionally and be for the public. What should be your next step?

Unfortunately, you cannot form an LLC. It is completely prohibited for a psychologist. As a result, you will have to look for a different means to start your practice.

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Can An LCSW Have An LLC In California?
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An LCSW or a licensed clinical social worker provides mental healthcare in our society. The person uses personalized treatment plans and prevention schemes to help people cope with hardships.

If you have completed your MSW, clinical hours (supervised), and finally obtained the license, your next task is to establish a private practice.

But can an LCSW have an LLC in California without any hurdle? What does the law in the State say about this decision? Read on to discover more on the topic.

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Can An LCSW Have An LLC in California?

The answer is no. Then what should you do? Let us explain everything step by step for you to understand in one go.

LLC

Sometimes we make up our minds without realizing what the terms mean. LLC is known as a Limited Liability Company.

It is like a structure where the owner cannot be held personally liable for the company’s liabilities or debts.

This is why we often opt for LLCs when setting up a private practice.

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Can An RN Work Independently?
by Sam Mollaei, Esq. — Start Your Business Here »

Are you officially a registered nurse? There is not a single medical facility that does not have these wonderful people.

We often overlook their dedication and how nursing is one of the toughest jobs in medical aspects. So suppose you have been in this field for sufficient years.

Now you wish to be self-employed. The only blind factor is not knowing what an RN can do when leaving a stable job. Can an RN work independently?

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Is there any restriction to beginning a new journey of a self-employed registered nursing career?

Take Baby Steps

Let us acknowledge the elephant in the room – yes, you can become an independent registered nurse. However, it is not like investing in the shoe business.

We are talking about applying your hard-earned license to provide care for those in need. So breathe deep and pave the way.

1. Set A Goal

A change in a career path is never an easy task.

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Mollaei Law: Why Do You Need an ITIN?
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Your EIN

An ITIN, or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number, is a nine-digit number issued by the IRS to individuals who are required to have a tax identification number but do not have and are not eligible to obtain a Social Security Number (SSN). If you need an ITIN, you can apply online. Here’s what you need to know:

You need an ITIN if you’re not eligible to obtain a Social Security Number (SSN) and you meet any of the following criteria:

You’re required to file a U.S. federal tax return.

Filing your U.S. federal tax return every year is a requirement for all citizens and legal residents of the United States, regardless of whether or not you owe taxes.  Suppose you are required to file a tax return but do not have a Social Security number (SSN). In that case, you can still do so by using an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN). An ITIN is a nine-digit number issued by the IRS to foreign nationals and others who are required to file a U.S. tax return but don’t have an SSN.

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What Is the Difference Between a C Corp, a S Corp, and an LLC?
by Sam Mollaei, Esq. — Start Your Business Here »

If you want the success of your business, you first need to ensure that you choose the right business structure.

The form of business that you choose will determine some important things, such as the income tax return form you have to file.

Now, when it comes to shortlisting, many consider C Corp, S Corp, and LLC.

But what is the difference between a C Corp, a S Corp, and an LLC? Well, it all boils down to the business that you are planning to start and the tax.

Want to get the entire story? Read this discussion till the end because we will break each business type down and let you know what makes them different.

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What Exactly Is an S Corp and How Is It Different?

We need to start with S Corp because it is not technically a business structure. Instead, it is a tax status.

Otherwise called the small business corporation, S Corp mainly offers the advantages of getting similar tax advantages to a corporation but with double taxations.

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What To Do If You Started An LLC But Realized You Need A Professional Corporation?
by Sam Mollaei, Esq. — Start Your Business Here »

It usually is good to start your game as an LLC (Limited Liability Company). In fact, due to the tax flexibility it offers and how easy the startup process is, many businesses start as LLCs.

But, later down the line, many things can go wrong. And that is where you will feel the need to change the business type.

You might wonder what to do if you started an LLC but realized you need a professional corporation.

You see, many states, such as California, require certain professionals to operate as a professional corp. But, the good news is that you can easily change your business to a professional corp.

Want to know how to convert from LLC to Professional Corp? You will need to read through to find out!

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How to Change from LLC to Professional Corporation?

Many companies are not familiar with the business type conversion process. And it might seem like the process is pretty complicated. But it’s not that hard.

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