
What Is an Annual Report?
Your healthcare business entity (LLC, PLLC, or corporation) must file an annual report to remain in good standing. What do you need to know?
Articles on forming and structuring a healthcare practice. Topics cover LLC, PLLC, and corporation formation, operating and ownership agreements, multi-state expansion, practice naming and trademarks, and the transactions involved in buying, selling, or merging a practice.

Your healthcare business entity (LLC, PLLC, or corporation) must file an annual report to remain in good standing. What do you need to know?

Many healthcare professionals treat patients or conduct business operations from their homes. Find out how to balance the convenience with the legal risks.

Do healthcare practices have shares or stocks? Is there a difference? Here’s what owners need to know when they launch a new practice.

What is an assumed name, and does it matter to your healthcare practice from a legal standpoint? The answer is a resounding “yes.”

You may have heard of asset purchase agreements if you intend to buy or sell your practice. But do you understand what these agreements are and when you may need one?

When starting a new healthcare business or practice, you may hear that you should observe “corporate formalities.” But what exactly are these corporate formalities? Do they really matter?

No doubt, you have established many spoken and unspoken agreements in your healthcare practice. When can these agreements constitute a valid and enforceable contract?

Fixing a business name that doesn’t comply with your state’s requirements can be costly. Save yourself the headache and take the time to get it right.

There’s a confusing range of insurance products for healthcare practices and practitioners. It’s crucial that your coverages align with your particular needs. We review common risks and the relevant products that address them.

Many accountants include business formations in their menu of services. However, the complexity of healthcare regulation makes this risky for both accountants and their clients. We discuss the most common pitfalls.