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New Aligner Technology Expanding Tax/Economic Benefits From In-House Lab

Qualified research for the R&D tax credit must meet these 4 criteria.

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New Law Increases Tax Savings From Cost Segregation Study For Your Office Building

Read on for expert examples of building items which normally qualify for more rapid write-off from a cost segregation study.

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Selecting The Best Practice Business Form Under The New Tax Law

It's time to re-evaluate how your practice is organized.

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How To Beat The Stricter Independent Contractor Rules And Save Taxes

Beware - - Misclassifying an associate can adversely affect both your practice and the misclassified doctor.

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How To Maximize Your Business Car Deductions And Protect Them From IRS Attack

A guide for doctors to confidently–and correctly–take business car deductions to avoid costly penalties and save thousands of dollars in taxes.

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How To Get The Biggest Tax Deduction For Business Travel And Meals Under The New Law

We've simplified this tax law for you to know what can be deducted, at how much-100% or 50%, and what you need to back it up.

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Will Converting To “C” Corporation Status Cut Your Taxes?

Our comparative tax analysis tells you whether the “juice justifies the squeeze.”

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How To Get The Maximum Business Car Deductions Under The New Law

Use these 3 categories of vehicles to understand available tax savings when deciding what business car you should purchase.

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Should You Disincorporate To Boost Your New 20% Deduction For Pass-Through Practice Profits?

Other advisors have varying opinions. Here's why we recommend that doctors "make haste slowly."

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Top 10 Strategies To Maximize Tax Savings From The New 20% Deduction For Pass-Through Practice Profits

While the new tax law is incredibly complex, these examples show the tremendous savings possible through proper advance planning.

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New Ruling Boosts Chances To Claim Small Business Health Insurance Tax Credit

See if your practice benefits from a new lucrative tax credit when providing staff health coverage.

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Tax Court Expands Fully Deductible Business Meals To Increase Your Tax Savings

What do hockey teams have in common with doctors and their staff? They all have to eat when away on business, for one thing.

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How To Use Subchapter S Corporations To Maximize Your Tax Savings

Apply these 5 steps to reduce your risk of an IRS audit while realizing substantial savings both pre and post practice sale.

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How To Pay And Categorize Travel, Meal, And Entertainment Expenses To Maximize Your Tax Savings

Don't wait until you receive an IRS notice to start "getting your story straight."

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Selling Out? Avoid These Two Tax Traps That Can Cost You $80,000!

Doctors should properly classify intangibles for greater tax savings. Here's how to prevent the common classification errors.

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Leasing New Space? 3 Strategies To Slash Your Taxes

These new tax breaks can make your practice move even more profitable!

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Save Thousands Using A Health Reimbursement Account (HRA)

Not providing staff health insurance coverage? Your practice may still be able to offer health benefits while enjoying tremendous savings with this tax-free fringe benefit plan!

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Slash Your Taxes In Style By Purchasing Antiques Through Your Practice

How to increase patient referrals and office appeal while saving taxes!

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Take Advantage Of The New Small Business HRAs

New law extends the benefits of a medical expense reimbursement plan to practices that do not provide health insurance coverage.

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Maximizing Business Car Write-Offs

Know which of the 4 categories applies to your practice vehicle to maximize tax deductions under IRS regulations.

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Deducting Clothing Costs

Making yourself a “walking billboard” could provide more advantages beyond practice promotion.

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Tax Court Slams Year-End Bonuses To “Zero Out” C Corporation Profits

C corps run the risk of double taxation among other disadvantages. Here's what you should do.

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How To Maximize Your Section 199 Tax Deduction

While some doctors are taking advantage of this tax break, most doctors (and their CPAs) are not. Are you missing out on thousands of dollars in tax savings?

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Boost Employee Morale With Tax-Free Awards

Check out these points to effectively implement a fringe benefit plan that will work for you and your staff!

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How To Operate A Lab Business For Maximum Tax Advantages

While many doctors transfer the ownership of their office building into an LLC/FLP, a lab business has many added benefits.

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More Creative Tax Deductions

Embrace the lowered audit risk and deduct more home office expenses!

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3 Strategies To Avoid Double Tax On Solo Practice Sales

If you're currently operating as a “C” corporation, you may want to consider making this switch.

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Recent Case Opens Door To “Manufacture” Additional Practice Tax Deductions

An aggressive interpretation of the law would suggest that most doctors qualify. Do you?

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How To Effectively Write Off Building Land Costs

Here’s our alternative strategy for doctors hesitant to part with the full value of their office building for the benefit of their children.

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Stop Overpaying Your Property Taxes!

Could you be paying property taxes on equipment and furniture that you no longer even own?

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How Will The New Expense Capitalization Rules Affect Your Practice? (Online-Only Article)

Find out which equipment, supply, and instrument costs must be capitalized rather than expensed, and when repair costs can be deducted, according to new IRS regulations.

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How To Maximize The Tax Benefits Of Subchapter S Corporations (Online-Only Article)

Check out the payroll tax savings comparison of operating as an “S” corporation vs. a “C” corporation or being unincorporated.

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IRS Changes Its Tune - - No 3.8% Medicare Payroll Tax Due On Doctors’ Office Building Rental Profits

At last - final regulations for Section 1411, which was added under Obamacare. Fortunately, there’s good news!

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Last Minute 2013 Tax Savings Using Business Car And Equipment Purchases

Been thinking about buying a new car or equipment for the office? Hurry - - the expensing limit is scheduled to shrink after December 31, 2013!

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Does The 3.8% Medicare Payroll Tax Apply To Your Office Building Rental Profits?

Hiking up the office building rent paid to your practice may no longer be a good idea for some doctors. Here’s why.

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IRS Slams Door On Dental Exemption From Medical Device Tax

How much will this excise tax add to the doctor's overhead costs annually?

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Required Tax Filings – How Many Have You Missed? (Online-Only Article)

Avoid costly audits and related interest and penalties - don’t miss these three necessary tax filings!

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How Will The New 2.3% Medical Device Tax Affect Your Practice?

If you thought it wouldn’t apply to dentistry, think again.

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Does Your Practice Qualify For The Domestic Manufacturing Production Deduction?

See how the Congressional definition of “manufacture” is being stretched. Could your practice benefit?

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Congress Extends Payroll Tax Cut For All Of 2012

Good news for doctors! Because of a recent payroll tax cut extension, you could be entitled to receive over $2,000!

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How Much Salary Must S Corporation Doctors Take To Survive The Growing Risk of IRS Attack?

Reasonable compensation is defined as…

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Are Supplier Rebates Tax-Free?

Failing to report rebates/refunds as taxable income could constitute criminal tax evasion.

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Use Simplified Sales And Use Tax Reporting To Avoid Penalties While Saving Time And Money

Purchasing supplies online? Make sure you understand and pay your tax liability, or risk audit from cash-strapped states.

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How to Maximize Tax Benefits By Employing Your Spouse

If your spouse is not on the payroll, you are missing out on some of the substantial tax benefits of practice ownership.

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Three Strategies to Accelerate Major Tax Deductions

With cash tight, it’s especially important that doctors take maximum advantage of tax breaks they can receive without additional spending.

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Court Strikes Down Tax Benefits For Incorporated Doctor Without Employment Contract

Failure to properly establish your corporate legal documents may lead to a disastrous tax result.

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How to Handle a Business Car for Maximum Tax Benefit

Save thousands of dollars by running legitimate automobile expenses through your practice.