Depending on how much income you or you and your spouse earn, you may end up being required to pay a large amount of taxes. The amount of federal and state taxes that you pay will also very likely increase over the years as your income grows as a practicing physician assistant / physician associate. But did you know that there are various ways that you can actually reduce your tax burden, and some of these suggestions can help you build more wealth with time? And of course, these are completely legal things for you to consider without including anything shady or sketchy as we are not about any funny business or tax fraud. 

***Not actual tax advice. Please consult with your CPA / tax professional with any concerns or questions. 

 

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