Professional Employers Organizers FAQ’s
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The contract with a PEO must be a written contract signed by both parties. There should be language in the contract that details the procedure and amount of time required to terminate the contract, by either party.
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If the practice is incorporated as a "C" or "Subchapter-S" then yes, the doctor (shareholder), as an employee of the corporation, would also be paid through the PEO. If the practice is not incorporated but functions as a limited liability company, partnership, or sole-proprietorship, then the owner of the practice would not be paid through the PEO.