Texas pllc 2025

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The document is a formation package for establishing a Professional Limited Liability Company (P.L.L.C.) in Texas, prepared by U.S. Legal Forms, Inc. It outlines the statutory requirements, provides a list of necessary forms, and includes detailed instructions for reserving a company name, filing the Certificate of Formation, and applying for a Federal Tax Identification Number. The document emphasizes that only licensed professionals can be members or managers of the P.L.L.C. and includes disclaimers regarding the use of the materials.

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What is a PLLC used for?

The LLC and PLLC are state constructs; as such, rules vary widely by state. For example, professionals in New York cannot form an LLC, but may form a PLLC. Professionals in California cannot form an LLC or a PLLC, but can form a RLLP (Registered Limited Liability Partnership) or PC (Professional Corporation).

Who needs a PLLC in Texas?

In Texas, professionals such as doctors, lawyers, and architects can form PLLCs. The full list is defined by statute. Most states require PLLC members to obtain the required professional licenses and comply with regulations governing their profession.

What are the benefits of a PLLC in Texas?

In many cases, the benefits of a PLLC are nearly identical to those of an LLC. Those benefits include legal liability protection and the option to file taxes as an S Corp. But theyre only for licensed professionals in certain fields.

How much does a PLLC cost in Texas?

Only a professional individual or professional organization may be an owner or manager of a PLLC. Only a professional individual may be an officer of a PLLC. A professional individual is an individual who is licensed to practice the same professional service as the PLLC.

What is the difference between a PLLC and an LLC?

How much is a PLLC in Texas? The Texas Secretary of State charges $300 (plus credit card fees) for a Certificate of Formation, the same as a regular LLC. When you form your PLLC with us, we take care of everything for you for just $454, a price that includes state fees and one year of Texas Registered Agent service!

What is the purpose of a PLLC in Texas?

A Texas PLLC is a limited liability company (LLC) formed specifically by people who provide professional services licensed by the state of Texas. In general, LLCs are businesses registered with the state that consist of one or more peoplecalled LLC memberswho own the business.

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