When you are looking to buy a practice, sometimes you may find a seller who sublets their space to another dentist. Maybe that sublet tenant is a general practitioner (GP) or a specialist; does it really matter? Do you care if that sublet practice stays or goes? Well, if they are a GP, I am…Read More→
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Owner Occupied Real Estate-Seller Won’t Sell Real Estate-Deal Breaker?
Often, when a dental practice seller also owns the real estate, they sell both the practice and the real estate at the same time (or at least that is their desire). At the same time, this ends up being an excellent opportunity for most buyers, that is, to buy real estate and become a real…Read More→
Employee Retention Credit (ERC) 2020 Planning
In case you have not heard, the Employee Retention Credit (ERC), which was part of the CARES act legislation in March 2020, is back in play for 2020 for an expanded group of employers than the law originally allowed. This past December, Congress passed the CAA legislation which made an interesting and potentially valuable revision…Read More→
Don’t Pay Your Audit Notice Without Consulting your CPA
So you receive an audit notice in the mail, its multiple pages and it includes a bunch of information. You read through the notice and you think, it’s not much money in the grand scheme and the explanation seems legit, so you decide to just pay the requested amount and move on. Not so fast,…Read More→
Subscription-Based Dental Care On the Rise
Concierge health care is becoming more popular among doctors who want an easier way to serve patients without the hassle of insurance companies. In this newer model of healthcare, patients can select a membership plan with their general practitioner, pay out of pocket every month, and enjoy a range of health services at that office…Read More→
Could Dentistry Disrupt Healthcare?
Healthcare and dentistry continue to evolve, and the intersection of the two has never been closer. As dentists, you already know how valuable quality dental care is to your patients’ overall health. And, with the continued doctor shortage, dentists could be well-poised to fill a needs gap for patients. What if you could work more…Read More→
How The Floss Bar Is Innovating Dentistry
Continuing our series on innovative disruptions in the dental industry, we’re looking at what could be the future of dental hygiene: floss bars. Love them, hate them, or never heard of them, this trend could transform the way people receive basic preventative dental care. The Floss Bar offers an on-demand, potentially lower-cost alternative to traditional…Read More→
How is Teledentistry Disrupting the Dental World?
This month on the Dental CPAs blog, we’re exploring topics that discuss disruption. Dentistry hasn’t always been known as an industry at the forefront of change and innovation, but advances in healthcare and technology are altering that perception. Do you have an idea for a future blog post on dental innovation, or is your dental…Read More→
Career Advice for New Dentists
What is the best advice you could give yourself, if you had to start your dental career over? What mistakes have you made (or seen), and how can a younger dentist avoid the same pitfalls? There is a litany of career advice out there for new dentists. Here, we compile some of the most popular…Read More→
How New Dentists Can Be Successful Associates
Did you recently graduate from dental school? Are you looking to enter your first practice as an associate? There is more to selecting a practice than sending your resume out, interviewing, and accepting a position. At least, there is more to selecting a practice that will allow you to become a successful associate. If you’ve…Read More→