Running a practice means your revenue arrives in pieces — insurance reimbursements weeks after the visit, patient copays at the desk, write-offs and adjustments that make your deposits never match your production. A general bookkeeper looks at that and codes everything to “income.” We don’t.
Why it matters at tax time: Because the same person keeps your books and prepares your return, equipment timing, entity structure, and retirement contributions get discussed in October, not after the year has already closed.
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