PODCAST
Green Lights: The Physician's Tax Show
- Section 105 MERP Hack: Turning Out-of-Pocket Family Healthcare into 100% Corporate Write-Offs
- Corporate Fringe Benefits: C-Corp Arbitrage, Disability Hacks & Dual-Entity Structures
- Above-the-Line Healthcare Insurance: Self-Employed Health Insurance Deductions
- Standard Mileage vs. Actual Vehicle Expenses: The Vehicle Write-Off
- The QBI Deduction Trap: Section 199A & Entity Segmentation for Doctors
- Section 179 & Bonus Depreciation: Instant Capital Acceleration for Doctors
- Shifting Wealth to Family (Hiring Kids & Parents)
- The 100% Meal Myth vs. Entertainment
- The 12-Hour Shift Travel Deduction: Unlocking Flat-Rate Travel Deductions for Long Shifts
- The Home Office Hack: Unlocking Commutes with the Common Space Subtraction Method
BLOGS
Solo 401(k) vs SEP-IRA vs Defined Benefit Plans: Which Retirement Setup Wins for Physician S Corps
In a Nutshell If you’re a physician running an S corp with both W-2 hospital income and 1099 side work, your retirement plan choice can shift your tax bill by tens of thousands of dollars a year. A Solo 401(k) usually beats a SEP-IRA for physician S corps because it lets you contribute more on…
How to Pay the IRS Online Without Making Costly Mistakes
In a Nutshell Paying the IRS online is faster, safer, and (mostly) free, but high-earning physicians make expensive errors all the time. The big ones? Missing quarterly deadlines, picking the wrong payment method, and forgetting that estimated taxes are a year-round game. Here’s what you need to know: The IRS now requires electronic payments for…
How to Determine a “Reasonable Salary” as a Physician S Corp Owner
In a Nutshell The IRS requires you to pay yourself a fair salary before taking distributions from your S Corp. “Reasonable” means what another physician with your specialty, experience, and workload would earn doing the same job. Pay yourself too little, and the IRS can reclassify your distributions as wages, plus add penalties and back…
WEBINARS
Why Tax Planning Matters More When You Have 1099 Income
In a Nutshell If you’re a physician with any 1099 income, the tax code gives you options that pure W-2 earners just don’t have. The three big moves are simple in concept: claim the deductions you already qualify for, set up the right business entity, then layer in advanced strategies once those basics are locked…
Asset Protection Planning for Business Owners and Professionals
“You don’t buy insurance after the loss.”That idea came through clearly in the webinar transcript, and honestly, it’s the easiest way to explain this topic. Asset protection works the same way. You put it in place before the claim, before the lawsuit, before the creditor, before the messy surprise. If you are a high-income…
Mastering Financial Planning for Physicians Strategies for Protection, Liquidity and Diversification
Mastering Financial Planning for Physicians Strategies for Protection, Liquidity and Diversification Protection Comes First, Even If It Feels Less Urgent “Build your wealth once. Don’t build it twice.” That line from the webinar sticks with me because it gets to the point fast. For physicians, financial planning is not just about earning more or…