The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) recently announced they created new criteria allowing all dentists to apply for the Provider Relief Fund (PRF). Historically, dentists did not qualify for the relief if they did not provide Medic...

As we approach the end of 2019, now is a good time to focus on year-end tax planning to assure you are minimizing your tax liability. We have outlined a few tax planning tips that you can still implement before year-end. With 100% bonus depreciation ...

As we approach the end of 2018, now is a good time to focus on year-end tax planning to assure you are minimizing your tax liability. With the major tax legislation overhaul at the end of 2017, and most of the provisions in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act ...

Did you know the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) requires businesses, including dental practices, to collect certain information about individuals and businesses you pay annually? Most business owners, including dentists and office managers, don’t k...

Tax laws allow you to deduct two types of travel expenses related to your business – local and “away from home.” In general, travel expenses may include airplane, taxi, limousine, bagging and shipping, meals and lodging, telephone, tips and any...

As we approach year end many dental practices are looking for ways to maximize deductions in order to minimize their tax liability.  One way this can be acheived is by taking advantage of the Section 179 expense election. Section 179 Expensing Elect...

All business owners have the never-ending task of managing cash flow. Owning and operating a dental office is no different. Proper cash-flow management is critical to running a successful practice. You need to pay close attention to your accounts rec...

A frequently asked question in the dental industry is whether or not a practice can bill and receive payment as an in-network provider for services provided by a dental associate doctor who is not credentialed with insurance companies the practice pa...