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The Medical Industry and Tax Credits

What if you were told that you as a Health Care Provider could receive funds for medical equipment, devices, computers, furniture, and other office or medical equipment? 

You would ask, “How?’.  It is a simple process of taking advantage of tax incentives and credits made available specifically to your industry.

The most immediate reply to this statement is, “If it is that simple, why have I not heard about this before?”.  Simply put, tax incentives and credits are confusing and most CPA’s are unable to fully capture the available incentives and credits for their clients.

Successful health care providers, from individual practices to large entities, are constantly faced with the decision of when and how to invest in their own businesses.  The most important factor being, the total cost of the investment, including the potential tax benefits.

Tax Incentives / Credits Every Medical Facility Owner Should Consider

• Cost Segregation
• Section 179 D
• Property Tax
• Historical Tax Credits
• Section 45L Tax Credit
• R&D Tax Credits
• Hiring Tax Credits

This is just a short list of possible tax incentives and credits available to Health Care Providers.  The easiest way to determine if your organization would qualify for tax incentives or credits is to ask your DW Agent to schedule you for a brief Discovery Call with one of our specialists.

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Agents:  copy-and-paste the above and personalize with your contact info to share with some of your medical providers!

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Still waiting on the Good Job Fairy to tap you on the shoulder? 

Check out these job stats for 2016...

The US  unemployment rate will be 4.7% in 2016. It will drop slightly to 4.6% in 2017, and 4.5% in 2018. 

Most job growth is in low-paying retail and food service industries. Many people have been out of work for so long that they'll never be able to return to the high-paying jobs they used to have. That means structural unemployment increased. 

Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen admits a lot of workers are part-time and would prefer full-time work. That makes the unemployment rate seem artificially low. She considers the real unemployment rate  of 9% to be more accurate. That rate is usually double the official rate.


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