Fiduciary for Medical practices
Medical practices combine heavy upfront investment, mixed insurer and private billing, and your own retirement planning as a self-employed professional. We handle the accounting and the bigger financial picture.
Medical practices combine heavy upfront investment, mixed insurer and private billing, and your own retirement planning as a self-employed professional. We handle the accounting and the bigger financial picture.
We understand practice setups and valuations, so a takeover, depreciation and your pension are all planned together.
What matters most in Medical practices
Setting up or taking over a practice
Buying into or founding a practice involves valuation, financing and contracts. The structure you choose shapes your taxes for years.
High investment and depreciation
Medical equipment and fit-out are expensive. Planning depreciation correctly spreads the cost and optimises your tax over time.
Insurer and private billing
Income arrives through health insurers and private patients on different terms. The accounting and VAT treatment have to reflect that mix.
Pension and pillar 3a
As a self-employed doctor your retirement is on you. Pillar 3a and pension contributions are both provision and a major tax-saving lever.
What we do for Medical practices
Accounting
From document entry to annual accounts: We run your financial accounting reliably and on time.
Learn more →02Tax return prepared for you
Tax returns for private clients: complete, on time and with every deduction you're entitled to.
Learn more →03Business Advisory
Advice on general questions about your company, from income and expenses to day-to-day business decisions.
Learn more →FAQ, Medical practices
How much can I contribute to pillar 3a as a self-employed doctor?
Without a pension fund you can contribute up to 20% of net earned income, capped at a yearly limit. We calculate the optimum for your provision and tax.
How is a practice valued for a takeover?
Valuation looks at earnings, patient base and equipment. We assess the figures so you neither overpay on a takeover nor undersell on an exit.