Physicians earn at the highest personal income bracket in Canada, face complex corporate structuring decisions, and carry regulatory obligations on top of running a demanding practice. A generalist CPA simply cannot navigate all of that effectively. Spectrum CPAs are dedicated CPA for physicians across Vaughan, North York, Etobicoke and the rest of Ontario, providing tax planning, professional corporation setup, assurance, and advisory services built entirely around the financial life of a medical professional.

We bring CPA-level expertise and a deep understanding of medical practice finances together, so you get advice that's technically sound and practically relevant.
Physician income, whether billed through a professional corporation, earned as a hospital employee, or received across multiple facilities. carries distinct tax implications. We understand salary-versus-dividend planning, CPSO compliance requirements, income smoothing, and holding company structures in a way that directly benefits medical professionals.
As your CPA for physicians, we don't wait until year-end to add value. We monitor your corporate and personal tax position throughout the year, flag planning opportunities as they arise, and ensure your financial structure evolves alongside your practice, whether you're a new associate or a multi-clinic owner.
We treat every physician client as a long-term relationship, not an annual file. That means understanding your career stage, your personal financial goals, and your practice structure deeply enough to give you advice that looks five years ahead, not just at the current tax year.
We provide the full scope of tax, assurance, and advisory services tailored to how physicians earn, structure, and grow their financial lives.
Physician tax planning is never straightforward. Whether you bill through a professional corporation, receive OHIP payments, earn income across multiple facilities, or manage a growing practice with associates on payroll, the variables that affect your tax position are substantial. Our accountants for physicians handle every dimension — corporate T2 and personal T1 filings, salary-versus-dividend analysis, RRSP and IPP strategy, and year-round planning that minimizes your overall liability.
When your professional corporation requires reviewed or audited financial statements — to satisfy a lender for a clinic acquisition, meet the terms of a partnership agreement, or fulfill any regulatory reporting obligation — our assurance team prepares reports that meet the required standard. As a CPA for physicians, we deliver investor-grade financials with full documentation and professional independence.
From incorporating your first medical professional corporation to acquiring a second clinic location, our advisory services give you the senior-level financial guidance to make sound decisions at every inflection point of your career. We provide CFO-level support, practice valuation, buy-sell structuring, cash flow forecasting, and financial modeling built specifically around the economics of medical practice.
Medical professional corporations must comply with strict requirements set by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario, including naming conventions, voting share ownership restrictions, and annual regulatory filings. A single misstep in the initial structure can create compliance exposure that is costly to unwind. Our accountants for physicians manage the entire incorporation process — from articles of incorporation through to CRA registration — ensuring your structure is correct, compliant, and optimized from day one.
One of the most consequential ongoing decisions for an incorporated physician is how to draw income from the corporation. Salary provides RRSP contribution room and CPP entitlement; dividends are taxed at a lower personal rate but generate no contribution room. The optimal split changes every year based on your income level, personal expenses, planned investments, and retirement horizon. As your CPA for physicians, we recalculate this analysis annually and adjust your compensation strategy accordingly.
Many physicians earn income from more than one source — OHIP billings through their professional corporation, hospital on-call stipends, academic or research income, and possibly medical-legal fees. Each income stream may flow through a different structure and carry different tax treatment. Managing all of these correctly — without missing deductions, misclassifying income, or creating unintended tax exposure — requires accountants for physicians who have seen these structures before and understand how to coordinate them cleanly.
For many physicians, the professional corporation they build over the course of their career becomes their most significant financial asset. Planning for what happens to that asset — whether through a practice sale, an associate buy-in, retirement income drawdown, or an estate transfer — requires deliberate, long-range planning that most accountants never initiate. Our CPA for physicians team brings succession and retirement planning into the conversation early, so you have options when the time comes rather than being forced into a suboptimal exit.

Stop working with a generalist who treats your professional corporation like any other small business. Talk to Spectrum CPAs and get accounting built for how physicians actually practice.
Full incorporation support from articles of incorporation and CPSO compliance through to CRA registration and initial corporate accounting system setup.
T2 corporate and T1 personal filings for physicians, optimized for medical income structures, deductible expenses, and integrated corporate-personal tax planning.
Annual compensation analysis to determine the most tax-efficient balance of salary, dividends, and retained earnings based on your specific income and personal situation.
Compiled, reviewed, or audited financial statements for physicians requiring formal reporting for lenders, partners, or regulatory compliance.
Financial due diligence, normalized earnings analysis, and tax-efficient transaction structuring for physicians buying into or selling a medical practice.
Long-range planning for practice transitions, retirement income strategies, RRSP and IPP optimization, and estate coordination inside the corporate structure.
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Incorporation becomes financially advantageous once your net billings consistently exceed your personal living expenses, since income retained inside the corporation is taxed at the lower small business rate rather than your personal marginal rate. The precise tipping point depends on your income level, family situation, and goals — and we model it out for every physician client before recommending a direction.
Physician finances involve professional corporation regulations, CPSO compliance requirements, OHIP billing structures, and salary-versus-dividend strategies that most general accountants encounter rarely if at all. Dedicated accountants for physicians bring that specific knowledge to every engagement — and the difference shows up in your tax bill, the quality of your corporate structure, and the proactiveness of your planning.
We handle your corporate and personal filings, manage your bookkeeping and year-end statements, run your annual salary-versus-dividend analysis, and proactively flag planning opportunities throughout the year. You deal directly with a senior CPA — not a junior staff member — and you can reach us at any point in the year, not just at filing time.
Yes. We advise physicians on practice acquisitions, associate buy-in arrangements, medical group structuring, and intercompany planning for multi-clinic operators. Whether you are purchasing your first clinic, taking on a partner, or expanding to multiple locations, we provide the financial analysis and structural guidance to support the decision.
Yes. We work with medical residents and new graduates who are just beginning to think about incorporation, as well as established physicians managing complex multi-entity structures. Our services scale to your stage — from a single professional corporation in year one to a group practice with holding companies and multiple income streams years later.

Whether you are incorporating for the first time, optimizing an existing structure, or planning your eventual practice transition, Spectrum CPAs has the medical accounting expertise to make your professional corporation work harder for you — now and over the full course of your career.
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