Health Professionals
Accounting and tax support built around the way health professionals actually work — professional corporations, locum and associate income, and the administrative realities of running a practice.
Common challenges
What makes this industry different
- Balancing salary versus dividends from a professional corporation
- Tracking income from multiple clinics, locum work, or associateships
- Managing practice overhead, equipment purchases, and staff payroll
- Coordinating personal and corporate tax planning together
What we watch for
Key accounting & tax concerns
- Professional corporation compliance and year-end filing
- Payroll for clinical and administrative staff
- GST/HST treatment of taxable versus exempt services
- Retirement and income-smoothing planning across years
Relevant services
How we can help
Corporate Tax — T2
T2 corporate returns, year-end financials, and tax planning for incorporated businesses.
Learn moreBookkeeping
Monthly bookkeeping, reconciliation, and reporting that keeps your books audit-ready.
Learn morePayroll
Payroll processing, remittances, and year-end filings handled accurately and on time.
Learn morePersonal Tax — T1
Individual and family tax returns prepared accurately and filed on time.
Learn moreWorkflow
What working together looks like
- 01
Practice review
We review your corporate structure, income sources, and current bookkeeping setup.
- 02
Ongoing bookkeeping & payroll
Monthly bookkeeping and payroll keep your practice's records current.
- 03
Year-end & T2
Financial statements and your corporate return are prepared together with personal tax planning in mind.
- 04
Planning ahead
We discuss compensation strategy and upcoming practice or personal changes each year.
FAQ
Common questions
Yes — professional corporations for doctors, dentists, pharmacists, and similar regulated professions are a core part of our corporate tax and bookkeeping work.
Yes. For incorporated professionals, personal and corporate tax planning are closely connected, and we look at both together rather than treating them as separate engagements.
Ready when you are
Ready to talk about your health professionals accounting?
Book a consultation and we'll discuss what your business needs.