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I hate hate hate organizing, tracking and PAYING taxes. The only thing that makes paying Uncle Sam a little bit better are figuring out my deductions. Just to review, a tax deduction (aka “write-off”) is a reduction in the total amount on which tax is calculated. This means that whatever you make total from your …
Tax Deduction Tip: Deduct Hundreds of Dollars in Mileage! Read More »
Facebook this, Facebook that. Yes, I’m on Facebook and everyone else should be too. But recently I’ve turned my attention back to LinkedIn, the social networking site dedicated to building business connections. I signed up for LinkedIn years ago. I made my profile and I basically forgot about it. Every now and then I’d get a …
LinkedIn: A Guide For Speech, Occupational and Physical Therapists Read More »
I’m not making a New Years Resolution this year. I’m making several changes that I’m excited to share with you and encourage you to do the same. I found this list in a Real Simple magazine years ago and have been using the list to guide my changes ever since. It was fun turning it into …
Leaving Your Private Practice Comfort Zone in 2013 Read More »
One aspect of my private patient business I don’t love (read – HATE) is billing. While I normally collect client payments on the day of service, I do have several patients for whom I send monthly bills. I start this off on a trial basis. If I am not paid in a timely way, I’ll …
Freshbooks: A Great Resource for Billing SLP, OT, PT visits Read More »