Accounting Services Customized for the Chiropractor Industry
Our firm is committed to helping you achieve financial success within your practice. Because our skilled professionals have years of experience providing tax, accounting, and payroll services to chiropractors, we understand the challenges your industry faces, such as increasing costs, healthcare reform, and decreasing reimbursements. We are also intimately familiar with your day-to-day operations, patient billing routine, third-party services (i.e., massage therapy, acupuncture, etc.), and much more. All of this combined makes our firm the right choice to support your business’s ongoing financial health.
We offer a new solution for these uncertain times, providing personal service throughout the year that is responsive to your needs. Because solid financial reporting is critical to a well-run business, we provide comprehensive monthly financials along with insightful feedback—breaking down complex data into practical terms to aid you in making informed business decisions. Through careful planning, analysis, and with chiropractor niche-specific experience, together we will determine your needs and then personalize a financial plan that keeps you on track to fiscal stability and long-term prosperity.
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It’s not as easy as it once was to get a home loan. Government regulations due to the recent housing crisis are the primary culprit. The requirements are more stringent than they were 10 years ago. Debt-to-income ratio requirements are much tougher than in the past. It’s more challenging to get a mortgage, but not impossible. Make your mortgage application more likely to be accepted: Have a down payment. The less money you need to borrow, the better your odds of being approved. The larger your down payment, as a percentage of the sales price, the more comfortable the bank will feel. Banks would much rather loan 70% of the value of the home than 95%. If your income or credit are less than impressive, a larger down payment can make a huge difference.