Recording: Most Common Accounting Mistakes Therapists Make (and How to Avoid Them)

When you run your own therapy practice, all it takes is a simple accounting mistake to land you in trouble.

‍That’s especially true when you’re new to running your own practice: All-too-common oversights, like failing to withhold income for taxes or neglecting financial reporting, can lead to issues with the IRS or your own cash flow (respectively).

‍Join Forrest Perry, Partnerships Lead at Heard, and Michael Fulwiler, Host of Heard Business School, to discover the nine most common accounting mistakes made by newly-employed therapists, and how you can avoid them.

Access the recording now!

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