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By Holly R. Corcoran, CPA Veterinarians are trained to diagnose before they treat. Tax planning should work the same way. You would not recommend a procedure simply because it worked well for another patient, and a tax strategy should not be selected simply because a colleague used it or someone promoted it online.

In a veterinary practice, printers carry a lot of weight: discharge instructions, invoices, lab requisitions, prescription labels, consent forms. When one goes down at check-in or checkout, the whole front desk feels it.

This happened to me today, and as someone who works in technology and cybersecurity every day, that's exactly why I'm sharing it. If it almost got me, it could easily get a practice manager or owner just trying to save the business some money.

VetPartners: A 11-Year Journey of Relationships, Resources, and Lasting Impact For more than 11 years, I.T. Guru has been part of an organization that shaped not just our business, but our understanding of the veterinary profession itself: VetPartners.org, a nonprofit association of veterinary business professionals dedicated to helping practices thrive through education, collaboration, and trusted expertise.