A medical practice is a business of its own kind
Doctors, dentists and other medical professionals have distinct accounting needs: income from the national health fund (with its own tax treatment), income from private patients, expensive equipment to depreciate, training and specialisation costs, and particular social security regimes.
What we handle for medical practices
- Health fund income — recognised and taxed correctly
- Depreciation — dental chairs, X-ray machines, ultrasound scanners: correct depreciation saves thousands
- Structure — sole trader, company or group practice: which is optimal
- Training — specialisation and conference costs are 100% deductible
- Cash register — mandatory for cash payments
Many doctors operate as sole traders, but a company can be significantly better on tax above 30,678 EUR of income a year. We calculate the exact difference for your practice.