California Physician Assistant Corporation

If you are a California physician assistant, working as an independent contractor, consider forming a professional physician assistant corporation, taxed as an S corporation, to help save on payroll taxes and for asset protection.

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Forming a Physician Assistant Corporation in California

Who Can Own a California Professional Physician Assistant Corporation?

April 23, 2024 12:04 pm by LawInc Staff

Forming a Physician Assistant Corporation in California allows licensed physician assistants to take advantage of many of the benefits of incorporation including tax savings and liability protection. Restrictions to apply...

California Physician Assistance Corporations Provide Many Benefits

California Professional Physician Assistant Corporation: 8 Benefits

May 11, 2023 04:05 pm by LawInc Staff

Are you a California physician assistant or physician associate interested in forming a California professional physician assistant corporation? If so, there are many benefits to doing so. Consider the following: 1....

California professional corporations provide tax savings and liability protection

California Professional Corporation Types

January 19, 2023 05:01 pm by LawInc Staff

California professional corporations are great for California licensed professionals looking to maximize their liability protection and tax savings.  LawInc Can Help You Start Your CA Professional Corporation If you are a licensed...

Always Use an Incorporation Attorney When Forming a Corporation

Incorporation Attorney Benefits

June 26, 2022 02:06 pm by LawInc Staff

In an attempt to save money, many new business owners avoid using an incorporation attorney and choose to either incorporate on their own or use an unqualified document filing service....

Forming an S Corporation in California

How to Form an S Corporation in California

November 22, 2021 08:11 pm by LawInc Staff

When you form an S corporation, in California, it is critical that every step is carefully completed to ensure maximum liability protection and tax issues, in case of an IRS...