Healthcare professionals
From medical students filing their first return to retired specialists managing practice-sale
proceeds in trust. Every stage of a medical career has a financial decision waiting at the end of
it — and most of them are made once, and stay made for years.
Students, interns, residents, and registrars
Lean compliance, salary packaging review, and the early structural decisions that compound.
First investment property, first ABN, first home — these are the years where small mistakes
turn into expensive habits.
Junior Doctors , General Practitioners , Employed specialists,
Hospital consultants (including VMOs), Surgeons
Proactive tax planning, salary packaging review, and emerging private-work structures. Service
trust structuring, Personal Services Income management, PCG 2021/4 application, and
integrated tax and wealth planning at high marginal rates.
Nurses, nurse practitioners, and cosmetic nursing professionals
Compliance and structuring for nurses moving between PAYG employment and private practice work. Includes nurse practitioner private billing, cosmetic injecting businesses, telehealth contracting, and multi-employer compliance for nurses across hospital and community roles.
Dentists and Dentist Practises
Payroll-tax exposure, pre-sale
structuring 12–24 months ahead of exit, dental practices and
oral surgery groups.
Allied health, pharmacists, and locum doctors
Psychologists, physiotherapists, optometrists, podiatrists, chiropractors, speech pathologists,
and occupational therapists — including NDIS billing where applicable. Pharmacy ownership
rules under state pharmacy boards and multi-store structures. Locums and international
medical graduates: multi-employer compliance, residency and tax-residency questions.