Locum Doctors: Essential Tax Strategies for Maximizing Income

In this episode of the Locum CPA podcast, Stephen Lee, a CPA specializing in locum tenens medical doctors, breaks down why having a tax game plan is crucial for locum doctors. Covering key topics such as mentality shifts, estimated quarterly tax payments, choosing the right entity structure, maximizing deductions, retirement investment planning, and multi-state tax considerations, this episode is packed with actionable tips to help locum doctors save tens of thousands of dollars annually and build long-term wealth. Stick around to the end for valuable insights that can turn everyday expenses into tax-saving opportunities!

00:00 Introduction to Tax Planning for Locum Doctors

01:05 The Importance of Mentality Shift

02:06 Understanding Estimated Tax Payments

03:23 Choosing the Right Entity Strategy

05:03 Maximizing Deductions

07:01 Retirement and Investment Planning

08:31 Navigating Multi-State Tax Considerations

10:29 Conclusion and Final Tips

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