Solo Practitioners/ Relief Vets
We help provide guidance to solo practitioners & self-employed relief veterinarians in all aspects of your financial life:
Self-employed veterinarians have unique planning opportunities. Here are some of the most important areas that we will address in our financial planning relationship:
- Maximizing income, minimizing taxes
- How to manage multiple income sources
- Confirming your employment status (employee vs. independent contractor)
- Collaborate with your CPA to make the proper estimated tax payments and withholdings
- Skillful tax planning to take advantage of tax breaks for independent contractors
- Ways to reduce overall student loan payments and plan for repayment or forgiveness
- Helping with coordination of multiple state tax returns
- Saving for future goals
- Taking advantage of retirement savings plans available to relief vets, including Solo 401k and backdoor Roth IRA
- Creating a cohesive and coordinated investment strategy
- Retirement planning & other goal funding analysis
- Preparing for the tax-bomb for those on an income-based student loan repayment plan
- Protecting your wealth
- Properly insuring your income, assets, and business from unexpected events
- Proactive estate planning - determining the need for a trust, ensuring proper legal documents in place for business and family
With our open door policy, you can feel comfortable reaching out with any questions you have about your money. We’re here to help.
Looking to start your career as a relief vet?
Currently working relief but have questions about how to manage taxes, irregular income, and maximize your cash flow?
We encourage you to download 'The Relief Vet's Guide to Money' to learn more!


