Corporate tax accountant for healthcare in Toronto and the GTA

Healthcare practices mix exempt patient care, taxable extras, staff payroll and expensive equipment. Listed accountants on our platform help clinics and professional corporations keep the books straight and file the corporate return on time.

A clinic can bill OHIP, extended health insurers, WSIB and private patients in the same week, then pay associates, nurses and front-desk staff on different arrangements. Each of those has to land in the right place.

The accountants listed here know where medical services stay HST-exempt, where cosmetic or uninsured work does not, and how capital cost allowance applies to treatment equipment.

What is handled for healthcare clinics

1. 1

   Corporate tax filing (T2)

   Your clinic corporation's federal and Ontario return is prepared from reconciled books and filed ahead of the six-month deadline.

2. 2

   Professional corporation guidance

   Your accountant explains whether a professional corporation fits the college rules for your profession and what it changes for tax.

3. 3

   HST review

   Insured and most regulated health services are HST-exempt. Cosmetic work, reports and product sales often are not. Your billing mix is reviewed so filings stay accurate.

4. 4

   Payroll for the clinic

   Employees, associates and contracted practitioners are set up the way the working relationship actually works, with remittances and T4s handled.

5. 5

   Equipment deductions

   Treatment rooms, imaging and other clinic equipment are claimed through capital cost allowance so the deduction is not missed.

6. 6

   Payments and year-end

   Insurer deposits and patient payments are matched to bookings, then the Notice of Assessment is checked against what was filed.

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