This is the problem, there is no universal body regulating PE licensing and all the states have their own rules and regulations. It is a tedious process trying to stay updated on which state require what registration and when you are licensed in multiple states, the process is quiet a headache...
CVG - I agree with you. Each states have their own rules and regulations regarding COA's and some requires additional registration with the SOS, but there is no uniformity in the system. And if you are licensed in multiple states, all requiring COAs and other filings, you are talking closer to...
What about having to register with the Department of Commerce/Secretary of State as part of the COA requirements? The registration involves filing annual tax reports and locating, designating, and paying a registered agent residing in the state to receive mail from the Department of Commerce...
What about having to register with the Department of Commerce/Secretary of State as part of the COA requirements? The registration involves filing annual tax reports and locating, designating, and paying a registered agent residing in the state to receive mail from the Department of Commerce...
Spats - Irregardless of the liability issue, having a PE license certifies that you are qualified to practice in that state, why should it matter what form of business you wish to practice as? Why should a corporation pay additional fees and complete additional filing requirements that sole...
Sorry for the delay in response. The issues with the additional COA requirements are two-fold. One, the additional costs and paperwork and record-keeping. The second is that there is no real justifications for it. How does requiring a firm registration and/or COA ensures "public safety"...
