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MI HB5966

Bill

Status

Introduced

10/17/2012

Primary Sponsor

Thomas McMillin

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Origin

House of Representatives

96th Legislature

AI Summary

  • Adds new subsection (7) to section 904 of the Michigan Limited Liability Company Act to permit professional limited liability companies to engage in the practice of public accounting if more than 50% of equity and voting rights are held by individuals licensed or authorized to practice public accounting under the occupational code.

  • Allows out-of-state licensed professionals to become members, managers, employees, or agents of professional limited liability companies but prohibits them from rendering professional services in Michigan until properly licensed or authorized in the state.

  • Requires all members and managers of professional limited liability companies rendering services under the Public Health Code to be licensed or legally authorized in Michigan for those same services.

  • Permits physicians, osteopathic physicians, and podiatrists to form professional limited liability companies together or with physician's assistants, but prohibits physician's assistants from organizing professional limited liability companies consisting solely of physician's assistants as members.

  • Establishes different licensing requirements for professional limited liability companies in architecture, engineering, and surveying: at least 2/3 of members or managers must be state-licensed for general limited liability companies, while all members and managers must be state-licensed for professional limited liability companies.

Legislative Description

Businesses; limited liability companies; ownership requirements for professional limited liability companies engaged in practice of public accounting; revise. Amends sec. 904 of 1993 PA 23 (MCL 450.4904).

Businesses, limited liability companies

Last Action

Printed Bill Filed 10/17/2012

11/8/2012

Committee Referrals

Regulatory Reform10/17/2012

Full Bill Text

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