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48-2c-1508. Members and managers restricted to professionals.
A company organized to render professional services:
(1) may include members, managers, and employees authorized under the laws of thejurisdiction where they reside to provide similar services;
(2) may include members 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;
(3) may render professional services in this state only through its members, managers,and employees who are licensed or registered by this state to render those professional services;and
(4) shall have all of the other powers provided under Section 48-2c-110.

Enacted by Chapter 260, 2001 General Session

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48-2c-1508. Members and managers restricted to professionals.
A company organized to render professional services:
(1) may include members, managers, and employees authorized under the laws of thejurisdiction where they reside to provide similar services;
(2) may include members 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;
(3) may render professional services in this state only through its members, managers,and employees who are licensed or registered by this state to render those professional services;and
(4) shall have all of the other powers provided under Section 48-2c-110.

Enacted by Chapter 260, 2001 General Session

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48-2c-1508. Members and managers restricted to professionals.
A company organized to render professional services:
(1) may include members, managers, and employees authorized under the laws of thejurisdiction where they reside to provide similar services;
(2) may include members 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;
(3) may render professional services in this state only through its members, managers,and employees who are licensed or registered by this state to render those professional services;and
(4) shall have all of the other powers provided under Section 48-2c-110.

Enacted by Chapter 260, 2001 General Session