The money side of Mental Health & Wellness Practices, explained properly
No listicles, no scare tactics, no advice recycled from a business that looks nothing like yours. The tax, bookkeeping and retirement questions private and group practice owners actually ask, answered with the rules behind them.
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Retirement Plans for Self-Employed Therapists
SEP-IRA, SIMPLE, Solo 401(k) or plain IRA? A side-by-side look at 2026 contribution limits, how each one interacts with an S-corp salary, and what breaks the moment you hire your first employee.
Bookkeeping Basics for a Growing Group Practice
The accounts, habits and monthly close checklist that let you answer one question with confidence: which clinicians and services are actually making the practice money?
Should Your Therapy Practice Elect S-Corp Status?
How self-employment tax actually works, what the election changes, what reasonable compensation means in practice, and the profit level where the savings finally outrun the added cost.
LLC vs. S-Corp for Private Practice: What Actually Changes
One is a legal entity, the other is a tax election, and confusing them is the single most common entity mistake we see. Here is the real difference, in the order the decisions happen.
Quarterly Estimated Taxes: A Private Practice Guide
Who has to pay, the four due dates, the safe harbors that make the penalty disappear, how to calculate from income that moves every month, and what to do if you already missed one.
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