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The Physician's Guide to Tax-Efficient Cash Flow

How drilling deductions, depletion and the working-interest rule apply to a physician's income, including the limits most marketing leaves out.

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What you’ll learn

  • Why W-2 and practice income are treated differently
  • How the four core oil and gas tax rules work
  • The limits that shrink the headline benefits
  • The questions to bring to your CPA

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Inside the guide

A clear read, built for how physicians are paid

Contents

  1. The high-earner’s tax problem Why top-bracket income is hard to plan around
  2. How you are paid, and why it matters Employed, partner and practice-owner scenarios
  3. Direct oil and gas ownership, explained Working interests, royalties and JV structures
  4. The four rules that do the work IDCs, depreciation, depletion and the working-interest rule
  5. Where the benefits get smaller Loss limits, AMT, recapture and state rules
  6. Your CPA conversation What to ask and what to request
Chapter 01
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Written for

  • Employed physicians Salaried by a hospital or health system
  • Group practice partners Paid through partnership or S corp distributions
  • Practice owners Balancing practice capital against outside assets
  • Their CPAs and advisers Reviewing the structure alongside a client
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No. The guide explains general federal tax rules for educational purposes. Your CPA should apply them to your own situation, and the guide includes the questions to bring to that conversation.

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