Home-Office Deductions for Orthodontist

Home-Office Deductions for Orthodontists

Common Question About Home-Office Deductions for this Medical Professional

Q&A: Home-Office Deduction for Orthodontist

Question: Bob, an orthodontist, wants to claim a home-office deduction.  His employees and contractors do the billing and accounting for his practice. Bob and his wife (who is an employee) do payroll once a month in the home office.  Bob’s primary use of the home office is preparing treatment plans for his patients. My concern is whether the preparation of treatment plans is an administrative or a management activity. Can you give us your opinion?

General Rules for Home-Office Deductions

Here are the answers to your home-office deduction question and some rules of the road for other medical professional’s home-office deductions:

 

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