Filing Articles of Incorporation with the California Secretary of State specifically identifying it as a professional corporation.
Registering with the applicable state professional licensing board to obtain a certificate of registration required to practice legally.
Drafting bylaws, shareholder agreements, and governance policies specific to the professional service requirements.
Professional corporations are legal entities that allow licensed professionals to provide services while benefiting from corporate protections. In California, all shareholders, directors, and officers of a professional corporation must be licensed in the same profession in which the corporation practices. The corporation must include “Professional Corporation” or “P.C.” in its name and comply with state naming rules specific to PCs. PCs are governed by the Moscone-Knox Professional Corporation Act, which imposes unique requirements distinct from general corporations.
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