النسخة التاسعة من الويبينار الحصري لأصحاب العيادات والمراكز الطبية العرب في أمريكا، الخميس 17 سبتمبر، مقاعد محدودة.
Register for the 9th WebinarMost practices operate under one S-Corp, with equipment, real estate, and clinical income all under the same legal roof — leaving personal and business assets exposed to the same liability.
Owner salary is frequently set too low, without documentation — one of the first figures a tax authority reviews when examining a healthcare practice.
Pass-through entity tax elections require proactive filing before specific deadlines — routinely missed by generalist accountants unfamiliar with healthcare-specific structures.
Clinical operations and asset ownership split into distinct legal entities, reducing exposure without disrupting how the practice runs day to day.
A defensible, properly documented salary structure that reduces audit risk instead of creating it.
PTET and other applicable state elections executed on time, converting a missed deduction into recovered cash.
A three-location California pharmacy group, structured as a single-owner S-Corp with $4.8 million in net profit, had no holding structure, no state-level election, and $3.4 million in idle capital sitting exposed to entity liability. Restructuring, an entity-level state election, a qualified retirement plan, and a documented family compensation policy brought the effective rate from 40.2% down to 13.9%. Of the total first-year differential, $283,134 was permanent savings, with an additional $983,024 in tax deferred into future years.
An S-Corporation healthcare practice in Michigan engaged an eight-strategy plan, deploying $2,320,000 in capital — primarily into retirement funding, real estate, and equipment the client now owns outright. Not spent, invested.
Every plan is built around your practice's actual numbers. These are two of them.
Take a moment to see short clips or our past webinars and what previous attendees said who went through the process.
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Two tracks. Tax reduction and asset protection, both built for how healthcare practices earn, own, and get exposed.
Bring your own structure. Ask what applies before the year closes.

Mena has built Accountack's practice around Arab healthcare business owners, applying the same framework behind the results shown above to over 400 clients.
Entity restructuring and state tax elections must be filed before the current tax year closes. A plan started in January affects nothing already filed — only what comes after.
Reserved for Arab-American healthcare business owners only. Seats are limited and close when they're filled.