Changing tax laws and other financial issues are a lot for a physician and his office to keep up with. So what can you do to ensure you follow all the necessary guidelines to protect yourself and your practice? You can ask for some help.
Changing tax laws and other financial issues are a lot for a physician and his office to keep up with. So what can you do to ensure you follow all the necessary guidelines to protect yourself and your practice? You can ask for some help.
Michael Zhuang, founder and principal of MZ Capital Management, and David DeJong, a tax attorney and certified public accountant with Stein Sperling, recently talked to us about ways physicians can meet all their tax requirements, enlist the help of the right financial specialists, and what to do to prepare for the next tax season today.
This podcast follows a two-part blog from Zhuang in Practice Notes: Top 7 Tax Tips for Physicians in the 2011 Tax Season and Physicians’ Most Costly Missed Opportunity in Tax Saving.
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