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It is of the most powerful tax-saving tools available to high earners and too many physicians have never heard of it
Direct indexing offers high-income physicians a powerful way to improve tax efficiency by owning individual stocks within an index and strategically harvesting losses. For W-2 doctors with limited deductions, this approach can help reduce annual tax bills while enhancing long-term, after-tax investment returns through greater customization and control.