Professional Corporation Articles of Incorporation are essential when licensed professionals wish to form a corporation to provide professional services while maintaining liability protection and tax benefits. This document is required by all U.S. states when establishing a professional corporation and must be filed with the appropriate state authority. It includes crucial information about the corporation's structure, ownership requirements, professional purpose, and compliance with state-specific professional regulations. The document is particularly important as it establishes the foundation for professional practice while ensuring compliance with both corporate and professional licensing laws.

1. Article I - Name: Legal name of the professional corporation

2. Article II - Purpose: Specific professional service(s) to be rendered and statement of compliance with state professional corporation laws

3. Article III - Duration: Period of existence (usually perpetual)

4. Article IV - Registered Office and Agent: Official address and registered agent information for service of process

5. Article V - Stock: Authorized shares, stock structure, and par value of shares

6. Article VI - Directors: Initial board of directors information and qualification requirements

7. Article VII - Incorporator: Information about the incorporating party including name and address