How Medical Practice Owners Maximize Tax Deductions While Building a Private, Lawsuit-Protected Wealth Asset - Section 162

Owning a Successful Practice Should Mean More Freedom, More Control, and More Peace of Mind

If you’re like many high-income healthcare business owners—doctors, dentists, chiropractors, or nurse practitioners—the reality often feels far from that ideal.

  • A large portion of your income disappears to taxes
  • Your “retirement plan” feels more like just keep working
  • And the future feels more overwhelming than exciting

Here’s the truth: It’s not your fault.

You simply haven’t been shown the right strategies yet.

Most CPAs are trained to file taxes and keep you compliant—and while that’s important, it’s also reactive by nature.

Their focus is on:

  • Filing returns
  • Recording what already happened
  • Looking backward

But what if you had access to strategies that looked forward?

Strategies designed to help you:

  • Build long-term wealth
  • Reduce your tax burden
  • Create financial leverage
  • And keep more of what you earn

That’s exactly what this page is here to show you

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💡 What If Your Biggest Tax Bill… Became Your Greatest Asset?

Instead of sending thousands to the IRS every year, what if you could redirect that money into a tax-deductible, IRS-approved strategy that:

  • Builds long-term wealth
  • Creates cashflow flexibility
  • And supports your retirement or business exit?

That’s exactly what this guide is about.

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What You’ll Learn in This Quick Breakdown:

  1. How to instantly save 15%+ in taxes by restructuring your entity for tax efficiency.
  2. How to redirect funds for taxes into your own private, appreciating business asset.
  3. How to leverage that asset to create cashflow flexibility—without dipping into your bank account.
  4. How to build a tax-advantaged income stream to support your business exit strategy.
  5. Real client case studies showing step-by-step implementation
Designed specifically for medical and healthcare practice owners like you.

📊 Quick Fact: Most LLCs Are Set Up to Lose

According to Business Dasher Study, as of 2025, there are:

  • 34.8M small businesses exist in the U.S.
  • 82% are single-owner businesses
  • Most operate under default LLC status

🔻 Problem: 100% of profit under a default LLC is taxed as Self-employment income.

That could mean losing 40–60% of your margins to taxes — every year.

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Possible Tax Efficiency Structure for Your Business

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Tax Savings: Sole Proprietor vs. S Corp

🛡️ How Medical Business Owners Redirect IRS Dollars Into Private Wealth

Restructuring your business could save you 15% or more in taxes — but that’s just the beginning.

💬 What if you could legally redirect the money you’re already giving to the IRS… into a private, appreciating asset that grows your wealth instead?

That’s exactly what the most strategic business owners are doing — and now, you can too.

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The Hidden IRS-Approved Strategy

With the Section 162 Executive Bonus Plan, business owners can:

💸 Save Immediately on Taxes

Deduct premiums from your business income while keeping control of the dollars.

🔁 Fund a Business Exit / Retirement Plan

Build tax-free income for your future — outside of 401(k) limits or IRS restrictions.

🛡️ Protect Your Wealth

Grow assets inside a policy shielded from lawsuits, market losses, or seizure.

💰 Create Business Liquidity Without Selling Assets

Use your policy as collateral for loans — without touching cash flow or taking taxable distributions.

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Section 162 - Executive Double Bonus Strategy

It’s a way to shift dollars that would otherwise go to the IRS into something that benefits you and your business long-term — and it’s been in the tax code for decades.

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Case Study: How a Chiropractor & NP Saved $1.7M in Taxes Using a Business-Funded Retirement Plan
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