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Tax Analyst Suggests Partnership Pitfalls

Nothing is ever quite as simple as it seems.

Increasingly popular in the eyecare profession, partnerships are appealing for a number of reasons – not the least of which that they do not usually pay taxes. But “usually” is a loaded word when dealing with the IRS, says a veteran tax analyst, writing in Healio about the ins-and-outs of optometry partnerships.

Read more at Healio

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