Write off therapy for a psychiatrist or psychologist

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If you are in private practice as a psychiatrist or psychologist, and you decide to go to get psychotherapy visits from another provider to "enhance your therapy skills". Could you potentially write this off as a business expense?

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If you are in private practice as a psychiatrist or psychologist, and you decide to go to get psychotherapy visits from another provider to "enhance your therapy skills". Could you potentially write this off as a business expense?
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Doubt it.
If we can't write off unpaid patient bills, or probono services this won't count either.

This is a completely different situation. Unpaid bills can't be written off because you never collected the money = already not paying taxes on it. Receiving therapy supervision sounds like a very legitimate business expense that could be treated like any other legitimate business expense. That said your trusty CPA should be the final word on any questions re: taxes.
 
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If you are in private practice as a psychiatrist or psychologist, and you decide to go to get psychotherapy visits from another provider to "enhance your therapy skills". Could you potentially write this off as a business expense?

I remember this:

 
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