hi all,
I currently have a private practice in a major metro area. I recently received my second DEA and new state licensure, with intent to open a second practice in a neighboring state (just 30 min from my current practice; the new practice is right next to the state border). I had a few questions, for anyone that happens to know about this type of stuff:
1) do you know if I have to create a new, separate LLC for this practice since it is in a different state?
2) do i need a separate tax ID for the second practice? I was told by my biller that I need a separate tax-id for the second practice since it is in a different state, but I figured I'd confirm with others whether this is correct, because I'd rather save myself from mundane paperwork if I can.
3) if I do need a separate LLC, does anyone have any recommendations on a lawyer or firm that could set me up with one? I paid over $600 to create my first LLC, which I thought was a significant amount given the amount of work that was needed, so figured I'd ask.
Thanks!
I currently have a private practice in a major metro area. I recently received my second DEA and new state licensure, with intent to open a second practice in a neighboring state (just 30 min from my current practice; the new practice is right next to the state border). I had a few questions, for anyone that happens to know about this type of stuff:
1) do you know if I have to create a new, separate LLC for this practice since it is in a different state?
2) do i need a separate tax ID for the second practice? I was told by my biller that I need a separate tax-id for the second practice since it is in a different state, but I figured I'd confirm with others whether this is correct, because I'd rather save myself from mundane paperwork if I can.
3) if I do need a separate LLC, does anyone have any recommendations on a lawyer or firm that could set me up with one? I paid over $600 to create my first LLC, which I thought was a significant amount given the amount of work that was needed, so figured I'd ask.
Thanks!
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