S Corp Tax Savings for Counseling Practices: When, Why and How?

S Corp Tax Savings

You’ve likely heard that electing S Corp status can lead to meaningful tax savings for private practice owners. But how do you know if it actually makes sense for your counseling practice and what’s required to do it correctly? 

Join our live webinar on Feb. 25, 2026, from 12-1 p.m. ET, where we’ll break down how S corps work in real-world private practice scenarios and help you determine whether this tax strategy is right for your business in 2025 and beyond.

Speakers

Forrest Perry
Partnerships Lead, Heard

Forrest is a former CPA and graduated from Gonzaga University with an accounting and finance degree with Cum Laude honors. He joined Heard in June 2021 as the second employee due to his strong passion for mental health. While at Heard, he has consulted with thousands of counselors over the past three years and helped build out Heard's teams and processes for tax, accounting/bookkeeping operations, customer support, customer success, onboarding, and sales. He currently leads partnerships at Heard. 

Molly Pike, LPC
Provider Success Manager, Heard

Molly is a Licensed Professional Counselor, part-time private practice owner and Provider Success Manager at Heard. She enjoys helping clinicians feel more confident and supported while navigating the administrative demands of private practice.

Leah Judge
Senior Marketing Manager, Heard

Bio coming soon.

Robby Floren
Onboarding & Activation Manager, Heard

Bio coming soon.

More Information

Attendees will also receive access to a special Heard promo code with exclusive savings for joining after the event. 

Cost

$0 – Complimentary for members and nonmembers.

This event will be recorded. If you can't make it live, register to receive the full recording and the exclusive Heard promo! Please note that by registering for this webinar, you agree to receive communications from Heard and can unsubscribe at any time. 

About Heard
Heard empowers counselors as business owners with easy-to-use financial software and access to bookkeeping and tax professionals—so you can focus on your clients, not your finances. 

Disclaimer: This content is sponsored by Heard. The views, information or opinions expressed are those of the sponsor and do not necessarily reflect those of the American Counseling Association. Appearance of this content does not constitute endorsement or recommendation by ACA.