This one's for new dental school grads: the biggest surprises - and how to handle them - from dentists who have been there, done that. Valuable advice from #Dentaltown: ow.ly/HJUd50uOz7e #dentalcpa #newdentists #MDcpa ow.ly/HJUd50uOz7e

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... facebook.com/DentalCPAs/post…

Fraud can happen in any dental practice. How should you protect yours? Tim Lott suggests screening employees and developing a culture of honesty. Here’s why (and how to do it). On the Dental CPAs blog: ow.ly/Bl5w30oohwn #dentalcpas #blog... ow.ly/Bl5w30oohwn

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Now that we’ve covered the meat and potatoes of my 2018 Townie meeting presentation lets go over some negotiating tips that will be... nlgroup.com/dental-cpa-blog/…

Do you feel like you're struggling to increase case acceptance rates? You're not "selling" dentistry, you're talking to your patients about the possibilities of better dental health. It all starts with that old saying -- Just Be Yourself. From... ow.ly/hKEA30nS7PT

In honor of Black History Month, here's the story of Gertrude Curtis, one of the first black female dentists. Dr. Curtis graduated from Temple University's dental school in 1909 and opened a practice in New York City, where she practiced dentistry... ow.ly/RhRK30nNRAb

Why does Tim Lott think mergers offer the best ROI of any dental practice growth strategy? #dentalcpas #practicegrowth #dentalmergers ow.ly/vMxm30nFQyJ ow.ly/vMxm30nFQyJ

The new tax law changed how dentists did taxes and financial planning for their families and more specifically, their practices. Here’s a breakdown of those changes and how #taxreform affects dentists this tax season. On the #dentalcpas blog:... ow.ly/s28z30nraZS

2018 was the first time we had to factor in the Sec. 199A deduction. As part of 2019 projections, if you think your #dental income will hover around the threshold to qualify for the Sec. 199A deduction, Tim Lott has 8 tips for you!... ow.ly/4Ht330njm1d

Here's a free download on Naden/Lean's website about the important tax changes this filing season. Like and follow their page for more tax updates! facebook.com/DentalCPAs/post…

Year-end #tax planning may be over, but the Sec. 199A deduction will be around for several years. This article from the #dentalcpas blog explains 6 nuances of the deduction specific to #dentists and ways to ensure the full value of Sec. 199A is... ow.ly/4Ht330njm1d

What does 2019 have in store for the #dental industry? While your #dentalCPA is busy preparing your taxes, familiarize yourself with these and other trends driving the industry forward. #3Dprinting #groupdentistry #socialmedia #patients... ow.ly/4lnU30nbhzz

Before 2018 ends, #dentists should double-check this article and list of questions from the ADA on tax planning. Tax Reform has had far-reaching impacts, and while it's too late in the year for complex tax strategy like entity reclassification, there... ow.ly/1XGU30mXafM

How does your #dental practice compare with fees? This summary of a 2017 dental fee survey can help you determine whether you’re pricing your services just right, or if an adjustment might be necessary. We don’t recommend making substantial changes to... ow.ly/mfJe30mNd8X

Dentists, what would you say is the state of the industry right now? What’s going well, and where do you see opportunities for the dental industry to move forward? One comment from this article is the staggering number of uninsured Americans and how... ow.ly/yDd330mNd79

If this is how you feel about doing your taxes, it’s time to call the Dental CPAs. We’ll simplify the process and help you maximize your tax savings, year-end and year-round. ow.ly/ZMo530mG6R6 #dentalcpas #taxplanning ow.ly/ZMo530mG6R6

Dentists’ year-end tax planning should include a discussion with their CPA about qualifying for and maximizing the new 20% pass-thru entity deduction. There are several ways to do this, ranging from creating a separate lab or x-ray business to... ow.ly/jdpo30mwtnC