J FONTAINE ACCOUNTING LLC

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Accounting and Tax Services for Medical Professionals

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The schedule is full, the team is busy, and revenue appears healthy—yet the practice still feels tighter on cash than it should. That disconnect often points to a financial visibility problem, not a lack of patient demand.

Medical practices need accounting that explains what happens after revenue comes in.

Growth Can Make the Numbers Harder to Read

Adding providers, expanding services, purchasing equipment, or increasing marketing can generate more revenue while also creating new layers of cost. Payroll rises, supply needs change, financing payments begin, and owner withdrawals may no longer match the practice’s actual performance.

Without current, organized records, it becomes difficult to tell whether growth is improving profitability or simply increasing activity.

J Fontaine Accounting LLC helps medical professionals understand how revenue, overhead, taxes, and compensation work together. The focus is on creating reliable information that supports decisions throughout the year.

Financial Support Shaped Around the Practice

The accounting needs of an eye care office may differ from those of a dermatology or aesthetics practice. Orthodontists may carry significant equipment and staffing costs, while procedure-based practices may need closer visibility into service-line revenue and supply expenses.

Support may include:

  • Bookkeeping and monthly account reconciliation

  • QuickBooks setup, cleanup, and reporting

  • Patient revenue and collection organization

  • Payroll and staffing-cost tracking

  • Medical supply and inventory expense categorization

  • Equipment purchases, financing, and depreciation records

  • Facility and occupancy cost review

  • Estimated tax planning

  • Owner compensation and distribution guidance

  • Business and individual tax preparation

  • Cash-flow and profitability reporting

  • Coordination with financial, legal, or practice advisors

The process is adapted to the size, structure, and operating model of the practice rather than forcing every medical professional into the same reporting framework.

Where Better Information Changes Decisions

Reliable financial reporting can help answer questions such as:

  • Can the practice afford another employee or provider?

  • Are new services producing enough margin?

  • Is payroll growing faster than collections?

  • How much should be reserved for taxes?

  • Is equipment financing placing too much pressure on cash flow?

  • Are owner distributions sustainable?

These are operational decisions, but each one carries accounting and tax consequences. Reviewing them together helps practice owners move forward with fewer assumptions.

More Than Year-End Tax Preparation

A tax return cannot correct every decision made during the year. Once compensation has been paid, equipment has been purchased, or a transaction has closed, some planning options may already be limited.

J Fontaine Accounting LLC takes a more involved approach by helping clients maintain organized records and recognize financial issues earlier. That creates more time to prepare, adjust, and make informed choices before deadlines determine the outcome.

Built for Independent Medical Practices

This service is designed for optometrists and eye doctors, dermatologists, medical aesthetics providers, orthodontists, and other healthcare professionals operating independent or closely held practices.

Talk with J Fontaine Accounting LLC about creating a more useful financial view of your medical practice.