What is the best business form for physicians to use to operate a medical practice?
Typically, physicians structure their medical practices as an S corporation or in some cases a C corporation. If the medical practice owns the building and/or expensive equipment, a separate LLC should be created to own the land and/or the equipment (see the LLC Q & A below). In addition, more asset protection may be available if the practice is structured as an LLC rather than an S corporation. This is discussed more later.
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- What is the best business form for physicians to use to operate a medical practice?