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Private practice taxes

I have a question for those that own their own private practice. I am dealing

with the repercussions of taxes related to owning my own business. I have

received different advice re benefits of remaining a PLLC (which is how I set

myself up) vs going to an S-corp. I was wondering if anyone minded giving me

feedback re what setup has been best for them re minimizing taxes (esp the self

employment taxes).

I appreciate any advice/info. anyone might have.

Thanks

Duerler MPT

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