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Tax Planning for Medical Practice Owners

You Run the Practice.
We Plan the Taxes Around It.

Med spas, veterinary clinics, orthodontic offices, physician groups and every practice in between earn well and are taxed hard. Reactive tax prep files what happened. Planning decides what happens: how you pay yourself, what you put away, what you own and how you eventually sell.

Built by John Eiduk, CPA, CFP®. The CPA side keeps every strategy defensible. The CFP® side connects every dollar saved to your retirement, your investments and your exit.

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Your practice and your household, planned together and put in writing. What the Plan covers
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80+
Tax Strategies
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Phases
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Written Plan
Where Practice Owners Start

The Tax & Wealth Plan, Built Around Your Practice

One advisor who is both a CPA and a CFP® looks at your practice, your household and your investments together, finds the legal ways to pay less in taxes, and hands you the plan in writing, in the order to do it. For a medical practice owner, that means:

What your Plan covers

  • Your pay and your entity. A documented reasonable compensation figure, and the entity and salary split that fit how your practice actually earns.
  • Retirement stacking. Whether a 401(k), profit sharing and a cash balance plan fit your practice and your staff, and how much they can shelter.
  • Equipment, build-outs and real estate. Lasers, imaging, surgical suites and exam rooms written off in the year that helps most, and whether owning the building belongs in the plan.
  • Partners, a second location and the sale. How a buy-in, a private equity or consolidator offer, or a sale to an associate is taxed, planned years ahead rather than at closing.
  • Your household and investments. Student debt, savings, insurance and the portfolio, coordinated with the practice instead of planned in a separate room.

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Who This Is For

Practice Owners Across Medicine

Different practices, the same questions: how to pay yourself, what to put away, what to own and how to sell. Dentist or chiropractor? We have a page for you: dentists · chiropractors.

Med spa owners

Ownership rules, the medical director arrangement and a management company all change who can own what and how the profit reaches you. We plan the structure and the tax together, so the two do not pull against each other.

Veterinarians

Equipment-heavy practices with real estate underneath and a consolidator offer often on the table. We plan the write-offs, the building and the sale years before anyone signs a letter of intent.

Orthodontists

High margins, several locations and a long runway to a sale or a partner buy-in. That is exactly where retirement stacking and exit planning pay for themselves.

Physicians and specialists

Private practice, a group or a surgery center interest, often beside a W-2 hospital role. We plan each income stream and the household it lands in.

Optometrists

A clinic and an optical shop under one roof, inventory, equipment and often a building. We sort which strategies fit which side of the business.

Physical therapists and others

Physical and occupational therapy, audiology, mental health and other licensed practices. If you own the practice, the same planning applies.


What Most Practices Miss

Six Strategies Worth Checking
in Any Medical Practice

These are legitimate, IRC-cited strategies. Which ones fit, and in what order, is what the Plan works out for your practice.

#1
Reasonable Compensation
How you pay yourself through an S-Corp decides your payroll tax, your retirement room and how much of the QBI deduction you keep. It needs a documented figure, not a guess.
#19
401(k), Profit Sharing and Cash Balance
Stacked together and designed around your staff, these can move six figures a year into tax-deferred accounts. Most practices stop at a SEP.
#12
QBI Deduction
Most medical, dental and veterinary practices are a specified service business, so the 20% deduction shrinks and then disappears as income rises. Planning the pay split decides how much of it you keep.
#3
Accountable Plan
Reimburse yourself tax-free for the home office, phone, vehicle and continuing education your practice already relies on.
#36
Cost Segregation
Own your building? A cost segregation study moves part of its cost into faster depreciation, often a large first-year deduction.
#53
Exit Planning
Whether you sell to private equity, a consolidator or an associate, the allocation of the price and the timing decide how much of it you keep. That is planned years out, not at closing.

Free Tools

See Your Savings Before You Commit

We built three free tools so you can see exactly what you're missing: no account, no obligation, no sales pitch.

Tax Savings Calculator

Enter your practice income and see estimated savings across all strategies in 60 seconds.

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Tax Health Scorecard

Answer 13 questions to score your current tax strategy. Most practice owners are surprised by their score.

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Tax Return Scanner

Upload your 1040 or 1120-S and see which strategies your CPA missed. Return never stored.

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Built for Your Outcomes

Not a Single-Strategy Sales Pitch

The tax-strategy industry is full of advisors pushing one "miracle" play, whether Short-Term Rentals, real estate syndications, conservation easements, or captive insurance, because that's where their commissions or course sales come from. Here's how we're built differently.

We don't push strategies for commissions.

Our advisory fee is the only way we get paid for the planning. We don't push you into a real estate syndication, oil & gas partnership, or insurance product because someone on the other end is paying us to. If a strategy gets recommended, it's because it fits your situation.

80 strategies, sequenced.

Most people overpay tax not from missing one exotic play but from missing simple ones in the right order. We start with Foundation moves that work for everyone earning $250k+ (S-Corp election, accountable plan, retirement contributions) and only introduce advanced strategies, like real estate, acquisitions, and charitable structures, when they actually fit your phase and risk tolerance.

IRC-cited. Audit-defensible.

Every strategy comes with the specific Internal Revenue Code section that authorizes it, plus the documentation that proves you qualify. If you're ever audited, we hand the IRS a binder showing exactly where the law allows what we did. We don't recommend strategies that depend on creative interpretation, weak documentation, or hope that no one checks.

The strategies that build lasting wealth aren't the ones that go viral. They're the ones that compound over decades, quietly, sequentially, and legally, for clients who have an advisor whose incentives are aligned with theirs.


What It Costs

Start With the Map, Not the Engagement

Nobody should quote you a year of advisory before they have seen your whole picture, and you should not buy one before you have seen how we think. So there is a small first step, and a complete sample of it is public.

The Tax & Wealth Plan — see pricing

Your practice, your real estate, your retirement and estate plan, analyzed together by one advisor who is both a CPA and a CFP® — then walked back through with you, in order. see pricing credits back the moment you engage. You keep the written plan, and the complete sample is public before you spend anything.

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The Pathway — see pricing/mo

The full engagement: all 80 strategies worked through the year, implemented and documented, with quarterly reviews and both returns included. This is where the savings in your Plan get done.

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Books & Filings — from see pricing/mo

Not ready for planning? Bookkeeping, payroll and both returns as a service on its own. Planning only works on numbers you can trust, and plenty of practices start here.

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If our tax planning doesn't identify strategies whose projected savings at least match that year's advisory fee, we keep working the plan with you at no additional charge through the end of it. That is The Eiduk Commitment™, and it is the reason the price is on the page.

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In a Tax & Wealth Plan we find the legal ways to pay less in taxes, save more money, and build your wealth. You walk away with all of it in writing.

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Which strategies apply, and what they save, depends on your practice, your entity and your household. Advisory fees are tax-deductible under IRC §162.