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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Texas Professional Corporation document in the editor.
Begin by entering the 'Name of Corporation' at the top of the form. Ensure that it complies with Texas naming requirements.
Proceed to fill out the 'Minutes for Organizational Meeting' section, detailing actions taken by incorporators and directors. This includes listing names and addresses of elected directors.
In the 'Approval of Actions by Incorporator' section, confirm acceptance of actions taken during incorporation, including filing the Certificate of Formation.
Complete sections regarding the election of officers, ensuring each officer is licensed to practice in Texas. Fill in their names and respective positions.
Finalize by signing and dating the document at the bottom, ensuring all necessary parties have consented as required.

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What is the definition of a professional corporation?

Whats the main difference between an LLC and a PC for solo practitioners? An LLC is simpler to manage and has more flexible tax options, while a PC has stricter rules but may be required by your state. Both protect your personal assets from business debts, but they work differently for taxes and paperwork.

What is a Texas professional corporation?

A professional corporation is a corporation organized for the sole and specific purpose of rendering a professional service. A professional service is any type of personal service that requires the obtaining of a license, permit, certificate of registration, or other legal authorization.

Who needs a PLLC in Texas?

Before starting the process, ensure your profession requires a PLLC (as opposed to traditional LLC) under Texas law. Typically, professions requiring a state license like medicine, law, accounting, dentistry, or architecture require this professional designation.

What is the purpose of a professional corporation?

The professional corporation or PLLCs sole purpose must be to provide the services of the licensed professionals, such as providing legal or medical services. In addition to the standard state-naming requirements, the name must clearly indicate that it is a professional corporation or PLLC.