Specialist Accounting for Obstetricians & Gynaecologists
Helping Obstetricians & Gynaecologists manage private billings, practice structures, asset protection, and strategic tax planning.
How we can help you
Private Practice & Hospital Income
The Challenge: Obstetricians & Gynaecologists often receive income from multiple sources, including private patient billings, hospital appointments, consulting rooms, procedural work, and practice distributions. Managing these income streams while maintaining accurate records and tax compliance can be complex.
The Santoro Grieco Solution: We implement streamlined accounting systems, reconcile income from multiple sources, manage your BAS and tax obligations, and provide clear financial reporting so you always know where your practice stands.
Asset Protection & Practice Structures
The Challenge: High-income medical specialists can be exposed to unnecessary tax and personal risk when operating under outdated structures. Without proper planning, valuable wealth and assets may remain vulnerable.
The Santoro Grieco Solution: We design and review service entity arrangements, discretionary trusts, and company structures to help protect your assets, improve tax efficiency, and support long-term wealth creation.
Practice Growth & Succession Planning
The Challenge: As practices grow, Obstetricians & Gynaecologists often face challenges around staffing, payroll compliance, associate arrangements, expansion opportunities, and eventual succession planning.
The Santoro Grieco Solution: We provide proactive business advisory services, payroll tax reviews, financial benchmarking, and strategic planning to help you grow your practice confidently while maintaining compliance.
Specialist Tax Deductions for Obstetricians & Gynaecologists
Unlike general tax agents, we understand the profession-specific deductions and expenses unique to Obstetricians & Gynaecologists.
College & Registration Fees: Claims for RANZCOG membership, AHPRA registration, specialist college subscriptions, and mandatory professional memberships.
Professional Indemnity Insurance: Full deductions for medical indemnity insurance premiums and medico-legal protection cover.
Medical Equipment & Consulting Rooms: Depreciation and immediate write-offs for colposcopes, ultrasound equipment, examination instruments, laptops, and practice technology.
Multiple Worksite Travel: We maximise legitimate motor vehicle claims for travel between hospitals, private consulting rooms, day surgeries, and outreach clinics.
Professional Development & Conferences: Deductions for RANZCOG conferences, specialist training programs, CPD courses, workshops, accommodation, and qualifying travel expenses.
Practice & Consulting Expenses: Claims for medical software subscriptions, telehealth platforms, professional journals, office equipment, uniforms, scrubs, and mobile phone usage related to patient care.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime. If you’re feeling ready, go ahead and apply.
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Yes, travel between separate workplaces may be deductible where you are travelling directly between hospitals, consulting rooms, day surgeries, and outreach clinics. Maintaining accurate records is essential to substantiate any claims.
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In many cases, professional memberships, AHPRA registration fees, continuing professional development courses, conferences, workshops, and related expenses may be deductible when directly connected to your current employment or private practice activities.
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The most appropriate structure depends on your circumstances, including income sources, practice ownership arrangements, family situation, asset protection requirements, and long-term wealth goals. A structure review can help ensure tax efficiency while remaining compliant with current legislation.
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Equipment used in your profession may be immediately deductible or depreciated over time depending on its cost and business use. This can include medical instruments, laptops, software subscriptions, telehealth systems, and other practice technology.
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Recent payroll tax developments have increased compliance risks for many medical centres and specialist practices. Reviewing contractor and service fee arrangements can help identify potential exposures and reduce the risk of future assessments.