Non-residential real property is deductible over 39-years, so by the time most doctors are in the financial position to consider...

You can't have your cake and eat it too. You've heard that expression, right? Said another way, you have choices in life, and oftentimes,...

Recently, I participated in a routine year-end tax planning conference with a client who had a very good income year. In expressing her...

Since the enactment of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Acts of 2017, I have spent A LOT of time learning about and planning for the Qualified...

“Why should I choose you?” is a question I hear often from dentists who are contemplating a change. My typical response is that I am not...

When I was a partner in a larger accounting firm, our firm owners met with a consultant to discuss an overhaul of our owner compensation...

A typical profit and loss statement may contain thirty or more different expenses categories, making it easy to get lost in the minutia...

The most well-understood financial statement is the profit and loss statement. Over a stated period of time - typically, a month, a...

How Does Your Practice Stack Up? A helpful tool to check how you are doing financially is to compare your practice to your peers. The...

When it comes to the numbers side of the business, most of my dentist clients have a very low pain threshold. I get it, you have plenty...

If you are looking to improve your financial performance, the first step is gaining an understanding what your practice financials are...

As a CPA and business advisor to dental practices, I am often called to diagnose the cause of financial underperformance. Common themes...

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