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48-1-48. Limited liability partnerships providing professional services.
(1) A limited liability partnership organized under Sections 48-1-41 through 48-1-48 torender professional services may render only one specific type of professional service, andservices ancillary to that type of professional service, and may not engage in any business otherthan rendering the professional service that it was organized to render and services ancillary tothose services.
(2) A limited liability partnership organized to render professional services:
(a) may include partners and employees authorized under the laws of the jurisdictionwhere they reside to provide similar services;
(b) may include partners who are not licensed or registered by the state to render thoseprofessional services to the extent allowed by the applicable licensing act relating to thoseprofessional services; and
(c) may render professional services in Utah only through its partners and employees whoare licensed or registered by the state to render those professional services.
(3) A limited liability partnership organized to render professional services shall have thepowers provided a limited liability partnership under this chapter.

Amended by Chapter 261, 2000 General Session

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48-1-48. Limited liability partnerships providing professional services.
(1) A limited liability partnership organized under Sections 48-1-41 through 48-1-48 torender professional services may render only one specific type of professional service, andservices ancillary to that type of professional service, and may not engage in any business otherthan rendering the professional service that it was organized to render and services ancillary tothose services.
(2) A limited liability partnership organized to render professional services:
(a) may include partners and employees authorized under the laws of the jurisdictionwhere they reside to provide similar services;
(b) may include partners who are not licensed or registered by the state to render thoseprofessional services to the extent allowed by the applicable licensing act relating to thoseprofessional services; and
(c) may render professional services in Utah only through its partners and employees whoare licensed or registered by the state to render those professional services.
(3) A limited liability partnership organized to render professional services shall have thepowers provided a limited liability partnership under this chapter.

Amended by Chapter 261, 2000 General Session

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48-1-48. Limited liability partnerships providing professional services.
(1) A limited liability partnership organized under Sections 48-1-41 through 48-1-48 torender professional services may render only one specific type of professional service, andservices ancillary to that type of professional service, and may not engage in any business otherthan rendering the professional service that it was organized to render and services ancillary tothose services.
(2) A limited liability partnership organized to render professional services:
(a) may include partners and employees authorized under the laws of the jurisdictionwhere they reside to provide similar services;
(b) may include partners who are not licensed or registered by the state to render thoseprofessional services to the extent allowed by the applicable licensing act relating to thoseprofessional services; and
(c) may render professional services in Utah only through its partners and employees whoare licensed or registered by the state to render those professional services.
(3) A limited liability partnership organized to render professional services shall have thepowers provided a limited liability partnership under this chapter.

Amended by Chapter 261, 2000 General Session