You’re probably thinking, “No way! My accountant knows their stuff and has been working with me for YEARS.”
But here’s the truth.
No matter their education, experience, or credentials…
Most CPAs and Accountants are generalists who serve a wide range of clients in all kinds of different industries.
That means they don’t have the time to develop the skills and expertise needed to understand the unique challenges you face as a self-employed Veterinarian or Veterinary Practice Owner.
How do I know that?
Well, because that used to be me. I used to have accounting, tax, & financial consulting clients of every size in all different kinds of industries.
But one day, I had an epiphany...
I realized that instead of trying to be a "jack of all trades" accountant, I needed to specialize in working with a specific type of client.
When I thought about who I wanted to focus on serving, I noticed that out of all the clients I'd worked with, I'd always been able to get Veterinarians especially good results...
In fact, when I had this epiphany, I'd just saved one of our veterinarian clients over $30,000 every single year by designing and implementing small changes for them.
Now, I dedicate my accounting firm to serving veterinary practice owners at every stage of the ownership cycle.
And here's the thing...
No matter where you're at in your career, there are ways that you can save and increase your bottom line. The worst part is, over 90% of the veterinarians I talk to don't know where they're currently at or how to increase their income.
The truth is, while saving on your tax bill is key to your financial health...
What's the point if you don't manage your budget and savings for retirement?
When done right, managing your finances is the 20% of work that creates 80% of the results.
The problem that I run into all the time is that most veterinarians don't have any idea that they are making mistakes that can cost them thousands, and even tens of thousands of dollars a year.
That's why I decided to write my latest book...