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Pet Hospital CPA Accounting

VET CPA’s Participate in Best Selling Book

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Writeoffs to the Rescue is a book written by top CPA’s and tax professionals about proactive strategies to legally lower your tax obligations.  The book is available on Amazon and was released right after tax season in April 2019.

Below is more information on three VET CPA members who contributed to writing this book.

Peter Freuler – Florida CPA – Peter is a licensed CPA in Florida and holds a Bachelor’s degree from Columbia University and Master’s degree from University of Central Florida.  He is also a founding member of the VET CPA Association.  Click to learn more about his CPA practice focused on veterinary practices and animal hospitals.

Luke Gheen – Colorado CPA – Luke is a licensed CPA in Colorado and holds a Bachelor’s degree from University of Colorado.  He also has an MBA from University of Colorado.  He is also a founding member of the VET CPA Association.  Click to learn more about his CPA practice focused on veterinary practices and animal hospitals.

Mike Manoloff – Texas CPA – Mike is a licensed CPA in Texas and holds a Bachelor’s degree from Indiana University.  He is also a founding member of the VET CPA Association.  Click to learn more about his CPA practice focused on veterinary practices and animal hospitals.

Top 7 Questions to Ask When Choosing an Accountant?

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The tax changes under President Trump have been major.  In fact, the tax law changes are the most significant tax changes in more than 30 years.  And given those major changes, many pet hospitals and veterinarians are stepping back and re-evaluating what is best for their current needs.

Here are a series of questions that you should be asking to make sure you are in the best tax possible position.

  1. When is the last time you attended a conference for the pet industry?
  2. What is the best corporate entity structure for my practice?
  3. Would I benefit from cost segregation study to lower my taxes?
  4. Should I establish a pension program for my practice and would it be cost effective?
  5. Should I consider captive insurance to lower my effective tax rate?
  6. Should I have more family members on the payroll?
  7. How does my practice compare to my peers?

If you are serious about your financial future, then you should be working with a VET CPA that not only focuses on the animal health and veterinarian industry but knows the best ways to lower your effective tax rate with proactive planning and strategies.

All members within the VET CPA Association attend at least one major conference a year along several tax planning conferences.  In fact, we had a couple members at the Veterinary Meeting and Expo (VMX) recently in Orlando and our group is represented within VET Partners as well.

If you are tired of working with a generalist accountant who does not understand your practice and would like to upgrade to a VET CPA, contact us today and we’ll make the introduction.