Tax for Medical Clinics
The professional corporation T2, personal returns for the practitioners, income splitting rules, and every deduction that holds up. Your tax is prepared and filed by a CPA, built for physician and dental practices across Canada.
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Tax handled properly for your medical corporation
Many physicians and dentists practise through a medical or dental professional corporation, and that structure carries real tax weight. There is the corporate return to file, personal returns for each practitioner, income splitting rules to respect, and deductions to claim without overreaching. Our tax services cover all of it, and every return is prepared and filed by a CPA who works with practices day in and day out.
Returns for the clinic and the practitioners
The professional corporation T2
Your medical or dental professional corporation files a federal corporate return, the T2, within six months of its fiscal year end. We prepare it from your figures, claim the deductions your practice is entitled to, and file it on time. See our corporate tax (T2) service.
Personal returns for the doctors
The way a practitioner draws income from the corporation, through salary, dividends, or a mix, flows straight through to the personal return. We prepare each one and coordinate it with the corporation. See our personal tax returns service.
The tax details that matter for clinics
The corporate return
Your professional corporation T2, prepared and filed within six months of year end.
Income splitting rules
Dividends to family members fall under the TOSI rules. We apply them carefully so nothing is caught off guard.
Deductions that hold up
Legitimate practice expenses claimed in full, and nothing that would put your filing at risk.
Salary and dividend planning
We look at how you draw income from the corporation so the personal and corporate sides work together.
The GST and HST point clinics should know
Most health, medical, and dental services performed by licensed physicians and dentists are exempt supplies for GST and HST, so no tax is charged on those services. Because they are exempt rather than taxable, a clinic is generally not entitled to claim input tax credits on the expenses used to provide them. We factor this into how your return is prepared. The wording is set out in the Canada Revenue Agency guide for GST and HST registrants: General Information for GST/HST Registrants.
Talk to us about your practice taxes
Book a free 30 minute consultation. We will map out the returns your corporation and practitioners need and what it takes to file them right.
Book your free consultationTax filing built around your clinic
Prepared and filed by a CPA
Your corporate and personal returns are prepared and reviewed by a Chartered Professional Accountant, not seasonal software or a part time preparer.
We know the income splitting rules
The TOSI rules on dividends to family members catch a lot of practices out. We apply them with care so your filing is correct and defensible.
Accurate and always on time
We track your T2 deadline, personal filing dates, and remittances, so your practice avoids penalties, interest, and last minute scrambles.
Fully virtual across Canada
Everything runs online with secure digital records. There is nothing to drop off, and we work with practices anywhere in the country.
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Clinic tax questions
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Call us or book online. A CPA will prepare and file your corporate and personal returns, on time and built to hold up.
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