The Problem With Most Tax Strategies

By the time doctors and medical professionals—ophthalmologists, plastic surgeons, chiropractors, dermatologists, and others—find us, they’re frustrated. And rightfully so.

You’re earning at the top of your field. Yet every year, you watch hundreds of thousands disappear to taxes—with no clear plan to stop the bleeding.

When you ask your CPA how to fix it, you hear the same answer:

“That’s just part of being successful.”

But deep down, you know that can’t be right.

You’re correct.

At Delerme CPA, we fix that.

The Solution: The Delerme Difference

I’ve spent 15 years working exclusively with high-earning medical professionals, studying exactly where money leaks out—and how to stop it.

This is the same tax strategy system that’s helped 348+ doctors reduce their tax bills by six figures, year after year.

Our framework focuses on the few tax strategies that deliver the biggest results, so you don’t waste time chasing scraps or risky loopholes.

We apply what the top 1% already use, proactively and legally.

Our Track Record

15+ years maximizing tax incentives

348+ clients successfully supported

A+ Rating from the Better Business Bureau

$50 million in client tax savings

Unlike CPAs who just file your taxes, I’ve built a multi–7-figure accounting firm to help medical professionals reduce taxes using the same advanced strategies used by the ultra-wealthy.

Don't settle for another:

• “we’ll revisit it at tax time.”
• “there's nothing else you can do unless you make less”
• “you don’t want to do anything that could trigger an audit"

Don't wait because while you’re reading this, other high-earning doctors are already putting advanced tax strategies in place.

The tax plan you build today determines how much wealth you keep over the next decade.

Every quarter you delay, you're sending more to the IRS, and falling further behind.

The tax landscape is shifting fast. The medical professionals and doctors who plan now will compound their savings. Those who wait will keep overpaying and spend years trying to catch up.