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Join Barton Associates and Earned Wealth for a practical webinar designed specifically for locum tenens physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, CRNAs, dentists, and other 1099 healthcare professionals.
You’ll learn the tax planning strategies you can still implement before December 31 that may help reduce your tax bill, optimize retirement savings, and keep more of what you earn.
Locum tenens physicians and advanced practice providers face unique tax challenges that traditional W-2 employees often don’t. Managing 1099 income, making estimated tax payments, working across multiple states, and choosing the right retirement and business structures can have a significant impact on your long-term financial health.
The good news? Many of the most effective tax-saving strategies can still be implemented before year-end.
In this webinar, Brett LeMmon, CPA/PFS, CFP®, Senior Wealth & Tax Advisor at Earned Wealth, will break down the tax planning strategies that matter most for healthcare professionals working as independent contractors.
Whether you’re earning supplemental locum income or generating the majority of your income through locum tenens assignments, you’ll leave with actionable ideas to discuss with your CPA or financial advisor.
Brett specializes in helping physicians and healthcare professionals navigate complex financial decisions through integrated tax, wealth, and financial planning strategies tailored to the realities of medical careers.
As CEO of Barton Associates, April works closely with healthcare providers nationwide and understands the unique career, financial, and lifestyle opportunities available through locum tenens work.
Many locum tenens physicians reduce taxes through retirement account contributions, business expense deductions, entity planning, and proactive year-round tax strategies. The right approach depends on income level, specialty, and practice structure.
Not always. While some clinicians benefit from an LLC or S-Corp structure, the decision depends on income, expenses, state requirements, and long-term financial goals.
Many independent contractors use Solo 401(k)s, SEP-IRAs, Backdoor Roth IRAs, and other retirement vehicles that can provide both tax advantages and long-term wealth-building opportunities.
Locum tenens clinicians may have filing obligations in multiple states depending on where they earn income. Proper planning can help avoid surprises and ensure compliance.
Most 1099 healthcare professionals make quarterly estimated tax payments throughout the year. Reviewing your tax situation before year-end can help prevent underpayment penalties and unexpected tax bills.