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11/09/2026

If you’re a licensed healthcare professional in California running your own private practice, make sure your business is set up as a Professional Corporation (PC) and consider the S Corporation election for potential tax savings.

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10/09/2026

Pull up your own California business record. Right now. It’s public and it takes about ten minutes.

Does it say General Stock Corporation, or professional corporation?

This surprises people because from the inside everything looks right. The corporation exists. Filings are current. The bank never asked. Nothing has gone wrong in seven years.

Here’s what’s underneath it: the Secretary of State provides distinct Articles forms. The professional corporation form calls for the specific profession the corporation is organized to render. If a general form was filed instead, the public record reflects that.

Now — this is important. That does not mean your practice is unlawful. A public filing raises a question worth reviewing; it doesn’t answer it. Public records show entity type, name, status, and formation date. They don’t show your ownership arrangement, your bylaws, your licensing facts, or how your practice actually operates.

But here’s the practical reality: a buyer will read that record. So will a lender. And the first person to read your filings closely is usually someone sitting across a negotiating table from you.

Better to read it yourself first.

Active status means your filings are current. That’s the entire claim it makes.

If your public record raised a question you’d like reviewed properly, send me a message. ABCS — California Healthcare Business Formation & Structure.

08/09/2026

You’re an NP or RN in California… and you want to start your own practice.

Then someone tells you:
👉 “You just need a physician.”

But it’s not always that simple.

If your intended services require physician involvement, you need to understand how the practice is structured, who can own the professional entity, and where the MSO fits in.

Depending on the practice model, a Professional Medical Corporation (PMC) may involve physician majority ownership and an eligible licensed professional holding a minority interest.

The MSO (Management Services Organization) can then handle the business side—administration, operations, marketing, technology, and other non-clinical functions—while clinical decisions remain with the appropriate licensed professionals.

The mistake?

Starting with the physician instead of starting with the structure.

Before you sign a lease, open a bank account, or start seeing patients, make sure you understand the entity and ownership structure your practice actually requires.

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Educational content only. Not legal or medical advice. Practice structures depend on the specific professionals, services, and applicable California requirements.

07/09/2026

“Just make it an S-Corp.”

Before you follow that advice, there’s one question you need to ask:

“S-Corp election on WHAT entity?” 👀

An S-Corp isn’t a business entity you simply “form.” It’s a tax election that an eligible entity can make.

And if you’re a licensed professional in California, the entity you form matters.

Your legal structure should be based on your profession, ownership requirements, business goals, and tax considerations—not simply because someone told you, “S-Corp saves taxes.”

At EveryJuan Business Consultancy Services, we help professionals understand the business structure they’re setting up and navigate the formation process with clarity—so you’re not making important decisions based on random advice from social media.

💼 Planning to start your professional practice or restructure your business?

📩 Send us a DM with “STRUCTURE” and let’s talk about your next step.

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17/08/2026

In California, the words you're legally required to put in your professional corporation's name depend entirely on which license you hold.

A nursing corporation's name must contain "nursing" or "registered nursing." A physical therapy corporation must contain "physical therapy" or "physical therapist." An acupuncture corporation must contain "acupuncture" or "acupuncturist." A physician practicing under certain names needs a fictitious-name permit from the Medical Board instead. And the statute governing psychological corporations was just amended effective January 2026.

This is the part nobody tells you when they say "just form an S Corp."

A Professional Corporation is a legal entity governed by California's Moscone-Knox Act. An S Corporation is a federal tax election. They're not alternatives — one can elect the other, and neither does the other's job.

I wrote a full breakdown for California licensed professionals who are running profitable private practices as sole proprietors: when a Professional Corporation with S Corporation tax treatment is worth evaluating, when it clearly isn't, what reasonable compensation actually requires, and the § 199A trade-off that most people miss entirely.

No income threshold. No guaranteed savings. Just the framework and the sources.

A practical guide to Professional Corporations and S Corporation tax treatment for California licensed professionals You didn't go into private practice to think about entity structure. You went to school.