Accounting & Tax Services for Doctors
Physicians face a specific financial pattern: high income arriving late in life, practice-entity rules, heavy equipment and staffing costs, and retirement planning that has to catch up fast. Our physician practice work addresses exactly that pattern.
What We Handle for physician practices Clients
- Practice accounting — books, payroll for clinical staff, and statements.
- Equipment and depreciation planning — Section 179 and Form 4562 elections timed to income.
- Retirement plan coordination — practices are prime candidates for employer plans that shelter high income.
- Entity compliance — PA’s professional-entity rules for licensed practices, handled with our attorney-led team.
Local, and Genuinely Nearby
We serve the area from our Southampton and Northeast Philadelphia offices, and every engagement can also run fully remotely with secure document exchange. State filings go through the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue. City of Philadelphia filings, when your work crosses into the city, are handled through the Philadelphia Department of Revenue.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have an office in physician practices?
Our offices are in Southampton and Northeast Philadelphia; we serve physician practices clients from there — in person at either office, at your business, or fully remotely. We say this plainly because you deserve to know exactly where your accountant sits.
Which services do physician practices clients typically use?
The full range — tax preparation, bookkeeping, payroll, accounting, and CFO services — scoped to each client.
Can you handle multi-jurisdiction filings?
Yes — federal, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Philadelphia city taxes are our daily work; cross-border situations are a specialty.
What does it cost?
Pricing follows scope, not zip code — an individual return, monthly bookkeeping, and full back-office service are each quoted after a short conversation. Contact us for a quote.
How does this differ from your dental & medical offices page?
It’s the physician-focused view of the same practice — the dental and medical page covers the full practice specialty. Same team either way.
Do you work with employed physicians, not just practice owners?
Yes — high-income W-2 physicians with moonlighting 1099 income are a common and worthwhile planning case.
Ready to work with a firm that knows physician practices and the region’s tax landscape? Call (215) 914-6929 or contact us.