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PracticeCFO is committed to providing customized financial advice to dental practices and their owners. Below are our recent posts designed to keep you in-the-know.
Q4 Market Checkup for Dentists: Bonds, Stocks, and Why International Is Having a Moment
By Wes Read, with Brandon Hobson & Paul Lipcius — The Dental Boardroom Once a quarter, we zoom out on the economy and ask two questions every practice owner cares about: What’s happening in markets? and What should I do about it? In Episode 130, Chief Investment Officer Brandon Hobson and Investment Committee member Paul […]
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The Hidden Power of 529 Plans: How Dentists Can Fund College with IRS Dollars
Dental practice owners are no strangers to high income—and equally high taxes. Many dentists work long hours to provide for their families, but too often, they allow the IRS to take more than its fair share. The result? Less money to put toward the things that matter most, like sending their kids to college debt-free. […]
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Would You Pay Your Kids $15,750 a Year? Here’s Why Dentists Should
At first glance, the idea of paying your kids nearly $16,000 a year might sound extravagant—or even crazy. But for dentists who own their practice, this is one of the smartest, IRS-approved strategies to reduce taxes, keep money in the family, and build wealth for future generations. In fact, for 2025, the magic number is […]
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Turn Allowance Into Wealth: How Dentists Can Fund Roth IRAs for Kids
Dentists work tirelessly to build profitable practices, but when it comes to taxes and long-term wealth, many miss one of the simplest strategies available: using your practice payroll to create tax-free retirement accounts for your kids. Instead of handing over an allowance, what if you could legally pay your children through the practice, save thousands […]
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Step-by-Step: How Dentists Can Put Kids on Payroll and Slash Taxes
As a dentist, you’ve worked hard to build your practice, serve patients, and create financial stability for your family. But when it comes to taxes, you may feel like the IRS takes more than its fair share. What if there were a way to legally redirect thousands of dollars each year away from the IRS […]
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The Risk of Mixing Business Loans With Personal Investments for Dentists
Owning a dental practice often feels like standing on solid financial ground. The practice generates consistent revenue, banks are willing to extend sizable loans, and it’s easy to believe those resources can be stretched to cover more than just the business. That’s where many dentists take a wrong turn, using practice loans or credit lines […]
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Bad Botox, Bad Business: What Every Dentist Must Know Before Buying a Practice
Buying a dental practice is one of the biggest decisions in a dentist’s career. Beyond the excitement of ownership, it’s also a transaction filled with risks that can quietly drain profitability if the details aren’t examined closely. What looks promising on paper doesn’t always translate into long-term success once you step into the operator’s chair. […]
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7 Partnership Mistakes That Cost Dentists Time and Money
A dental partnership usually starts the same way: hopeful, handshakes all around, maybe even a celebratory dinner where everyone swears, “This is going to be great.” I’ve seen it, I’ve lived close to it, and I’ve heard the war stories. Two doctors are sitting in a coffee shop with their laptops, excited to finally have […]
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Buy Time, Not Stress: A Dentist’s Guide to Smarter Spending
Dentists know stress. Between back-to-back patients, managing staff, keeping up with regulations, and handling the financial side of a practice, it can feel like there aren’t enough hours in the day. The reality is simple: money can’t create more hours, but it can buy back your time—and with it, peace of mind, health, and joy. […]
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