Real estate can be a great way for physicians to build long-term wealth, either by owning their medical office building or investing in rental properties. Along the way, depreciation offers valuable tax benefits by allowing you to deduct a portion of the property’s cost each year. However, many medical professionals are surprised to learn that […]

If you’re a physician, your finances are unique. Your income tends to be high, your time tends to be in short supply, and your tax situations tend to be… complicated. It’s why, in this guide, we want to go over what a financial advisor does, what a tax advisor does, how the two should coordinate

For medical professionals who own their own practice or have side-gig income from consulting, locums, or other avenues, planning long-term savings for a child’s retirement often comes down to one key factor: earned income. Unfortunately, for parents who do not own a business and/or cannot hire their child in their business, there is no easy

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act is a sweeping piece of legislation that reshapes individual and business tax rules. For physicians, these provisions could affect take-home pay, saving strategies, and practice finances. Whether you’re a hospital employee, a locum tenens doctor, or own a medical practice, the OBBBA will change your tax planning opportunities and

High-income taxpayers like physicians and other professionals often face high tax bills due to bonuses, private practice income, and investment earnings. While tax-deferred accounts like 401(k)s and IRAs provide long-term tax advantages, they don’t address the ongoing tax drag that can affect taxable investment accounts. Tax loss harvesting is one strategy that can reduce the

As a shareholder in an S corporation, you need to understand your tax basis—especially if you want to deduct business losses on your individual tax return. Many medical professionals operating through S-Corps assume their accountant will handle all the details, but overlooking tax basis can lead to missed deductions and unintended tax consequences. In this

Owning rental properties can be incredibly profitable, but the tax side of being a property owner can be confusing. Most property owners look for ways to lighten the tax load and maximize profits. The short-term rental tax loophole is a popular tax break amongst rental property owners. This tax code provision might allow you to

Blending business with leisure can be an enticing opportunity for busy physicians and medical professionals. With the flexibility of virtual continuing education (CE) courses, you can attend professional training while enjoying a vacation—and potentially write off a portion of your expenses as business-related. However, this strategy requires careful planning and a thorough understanding of IRS