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As a member of the Veterinary Services Group, Beth provides hospitals with benchmark and profit-enhancement consulting to help increase their profits as well as the values of their practices. In addition to the day-to-day management of one of the largest national veterinary benchmarking databases, Beth actively participates in speaking engagements and industry membership groups across the U.S.
Beth was instrumental in working with the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) and Veterinary Management Groups (VMG) to combine their chart of accounts that was subsequently released and accepted as the veterinary industry’s standardized chart of accounts.
How Your Business Decisions Impact Profitability and Your Tax Bill
VHMA Member Price: $79; Nonmember Price: $109
Understanding what business decisions directly impact your practice's financial health is key to a prosperous future. In this session, Beth Scott will reveal the pivotal decisions that can significantly impact your bottom line. She will explain the various types of tax depreciation, decipher the nuances of entity taxation, explore the tax treatments of various strategic business expenses, and more. Gain the insight you need to make informed and strategic decisions for your practice's financial success.
This session will be recorded but only available to paid conference attendees after the event.
Original Recording
Thursday, September 5, 2024
3:45 p.m.-5:15 p.m.
Credit
CEU1:1.5
Description
Beth Scott, CPA
Beth Scott is a partner at Katz, Sapper & Miller and co-leader of the firm’s Veterinary Services Group. Beth works with clients to provide strategic and actionable solutions to their complex business challenges.As a member of the Veterinary Services Group, Beth provides hospitals with benchmark and profit-enhancement consulting to help increase their profits as well as the values of their practices. In addition to the day-to-day management of one of the largest national veterinary benchmarking databases, Beth actively participates in speaking engagements and industry membership groups across the U.S.
Beth was instrumental in working with the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) and Veterinary Management Groups (VMG) to combine their chart of accounts that was subsequently released and accepted as the veterinary industry’s standardized chart of accounts.
