Accountants for Doctors and Medical Professionals
Tax returns, tax planning and practice accounting for doctors, specialists, dentists and allied health professionals, from registered tax agents. In our Sydney offices or online.
How we help medical professionals
- Tax returns for hospital doctors, registrars, GPs, specialists, dentists and allied health practitioners.
- Deductions: AHPRA registration renewals, college and association fees, indemnity insurance, professional development and conferences, medical equipment, journals, and travel between hospitals or clinics.
- Contractors and locums: income under service agreements, ABN and GST questions, and the personal services income rules.
- Structures: whether a sole trader, company, trust or service entity suits your practice. See sole trader vs company.
- Salary packaging: making the most of it if you work for a public or not-for-profit hospital.
- Higher incomes: Division 293 tax on super contributions, investment property, and capital gains planning.
Fees
We agree a fixed fee with you before we start, so there are no surprises. The fee for managing your tax affairs is generally tax-deductible in the year you pay it.
See us at our Chippendale or Annandale office, or work with us by phone, video and email from anywhere in Australia.
Frequently asked questions
You can generally claim the cost of renewing your registration each year. The cost of your first registration, before you start practising, is not deductible.
If your income plus your concessional super contributions are more than $250,000, an extra 15% Division 293 tax generally applies to some or all of those contributions.
Yes. We look at how your service agreement works, whether you need an ABN and GST registration, and how the personal services income rules apply to you.
Yes. We work with medical professionals across Australia by phone, video and email.
Ready to lodge?
Book a time with a registered tax agent, or get a quick quote online.
