Specialization

A specialist CPA for clinic owners across Quebec.

Psychology, veterinary, physiotherapy, chiropractic, optometry, and other incorporated allied health practices. An integrated annual mandate that brings together year-end, tax, and structural decisions.

Clinics served
Psychology, veterinary, physiotherapy, chiropractic, optometry, multidisciplinary
Engagement form
Integrated annual mandate · fixed fee
Bilingual
Full service in French and English
The moment

The trigger moments that bring a clinic owner to call us.

Most clinic owners reach out around a specific moment. Here are the nine we see most often.

01 You're considering incorporating your practice for the first time.
02 You're buying into or acquiring an existing clinic.
03 You want to set up or review an Opco/Holdco structure.
04 You're adding associates or growing the team.
05 You're opening a second location or consolidating sites.
06 You want clarity on salary vs. dividends and shareholder loans.
07 You're approaching year-end with tax uncertainty.
08 You want to plan a future sale or transition of the clinic.
09 You want to transition to a specialist CPA.
The annual mandate

What's included in your annual mandate — and what's quoted separately.

An integrated annual mandate for clinic owners covers the full year-end and tax cycle, plus the conversations that surround them. One-time engagements are priced individually.

Included

Full annual cycle

CSRS 4200 compilation, federal T2 and Quebec CO-17 corporate returns, owner's T1/TP-1 personal returns (and spouse if shareholder), year-end planning review, annual compensation follow-up, and coordination with your other advisors.

Quoted separately

One-time advisory mandates

Incorporation, clinic buy-in or acquisition, Holdco set-up or review, corporate restructuring, tax audits, review engagements, multi-year catch-up bookkeeping cleanup, and succession planning.

Clinic types

Six clinical contexts we work with.

Each type of clinic has its own tax and structural dynamics. Here are the primary contexts we see.

Psychology practices

Incorporated psychologists, psychotherapists, and neuropsychologists in private or multidisciplinary clinics.

Veterinary clinics

Veterinarians owning companion-animal, mixed-practice, or specialty veterinary clinics.

Physiotherapy clinics

Incorporated physiotherapists in solo or team practice, with or without integrated massage therapists or occupational therapists.

Chiropractic clinics

Incorporated chiropractors in solo practice, group practice, or multidisciplinary clinics.

Optometry clinics

Optometrist owners in solo practice, group practice, or affiliated with a retail chain.

Multidisciplinary clinics

Clinics with multiple allied health professionals, co-ownership structures, or office-rental arrangements.

Why specialization matters

A clinic isn't just another small business.

Owner compensation, corporate structure, dividend timing, shareholder loans, small-business deduction eligibility, GST/QST on exempt vs. taxable services, audit documentation — these decisions intersect differently in a clinic. A generalist firm handles them separately. We handle them together.

  • Structural decisions reviewed yearly, not once
  • Compensation calibrated to current tax context
  • Integrated view of corporate and personal file
  • Coordination with your financial planner or banker
  • Continuous preparation for transitions (sale, partner additions)
  • Communication via secure portal throughout the year
Monthly insights

Receive monthly tax and structure analyses for Quebec clinic owners.

One practical analysis per month — incorporation decisions, Opco and Holdco structure, compensation planning, shareholder loans, GST/QST, and year-end.

Let's discuss your clinic's structure and year-end.