Utah § 16-11-11 - Authority of regulating boards not restricted or limited.
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§ 16-11-11. Authority of regulating boards not restricted or limited.
Nothing in this act shall restrict or limit in any manner the authority and duty of the regulating board for the licensing of individual persons rendering professional services or the practice of the profession which is within the jurisdiction of such regulating board, notwithstanding that such person is an officer, director, shareholder or employee of a professional corporation and rendering such professional services or engaging in the practice of such profession through such professional corporation.
Enacted by Chapter 20, 1963 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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