Posts Tagged ‘physician taxes’
Should Doctors Use an S-Corp for Side Income? Here’s the Pay Strategy
You’re picking up extra income.Consulting. Locums. Courses. A small advisory gig. An S-corp might help. It might not.This guide gives you a clean way to decide—and a pay strategy you can actually run. The fast answer Use an S-corp when side-business profit is meaningful and repeatable, and you’re willing to run payroll and books.Skip it…
Read MoreTax Planning That Does More Than Save—It Protects You Too
You want to practice medicine.You also want your family and future protected. This guide shows clear steps for liability protection for physicians and the tax moves that support it. Short lines. Clean actions. Real-world fit. What “protection” really means Keep a bad event from taking good assets. Separate practice risk from personal life. Use entities…
Read MoreDoctors’ 2025 Tax Playbook: Keep More Of Your Income
You work hard for your income.Keep more of it. This playbook gives you simple steps, quick checks, and clean moves you can run all year. Short lines. Clear actions. No fluff. W-2 vs 1099: know your lane Employed (W-2): You can’t deduct unreimbursed job costs on your federal return. Use workplace plans. Adjust withholding after…
Read MoreSeptember 15, 2025 IRS Deadlines: Q3 Estimated Taxes, S-Corp 1120-S, and Partnership 1065 (Extended)
Two big obligations land on this date. Your third-quarter estimated tax payment (individuals). Final filing for S-corporations and partnerships on extension. You can finish both in one focused session today. What’s due on September 15, 2025 Q3 estimated tax for individuals.The third payment for the 2025 tax year is due September 15, 2025. Quarterly dates…
Read MoreDoctors: Is Your Physician Group Causing You to Pay Higher Taxes in 2025?
Classifying doctors as employees can significantly increase their tax burden An increasing number of doctors are banding together to form medical “super groups,” and the benefits can be significant: economies of scale, greater leverage in negotiations with insurance companies and large hospitals, administrative support that leaves doctors free to focus on patient care, and a…
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