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January 7, 2024 By john

When can you start filing taxes in 2024?

The official date for filing your 2023 taxes in 2024 hasn't been officially announced by the IRS yet, but based on recent years, you can expect to start filing sometime in late January. Here's what we know so far: While we don't have a specific date yet, it's safe to say you can likely start

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January 1, 2024 By john

Legal and Financial Considerations for Launching Your Dental Practice

While the dream of owning your own dental practice can be alluring, the reality involves navigating a complex web of legal and financial hurdles. Before embarking on this exciting journey, it's crucial to understand the associated costs and legal intricacies to ensure a smooth and successful

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December 18, 2023 By john

Key Tax Considerations for Real Estate Investors

We were recently featured on Porch.com covering some of the tax considerations and implications. Visit the article for more considerations across the real estate landscape. Tax Considerations for Real Estate As with any investment, understanding the tax implications of managing real estate

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December 11, 2023 By john

Navigating the Maze of Vacancies: Deducting Expenses in Commercial Real Estate

Vacant spaces in commercial properties can be a nightmare. Not only do they represent lost income, but navigating the complex world of tax deductions for such spaces can be equally frustrating. Understanding the Rules of the Game The IRS doesn't readily hand out "bonus points" for empty units.

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December 4, 2023 By john

The Subscription Revolution: How Membership Models Are Reshaping Dentistry

The traditional fee-for-service model in dentistry has long held sway, but a quiet revolution is brewing. Subscription models, also known as dental membership plans, are rapidly transforming the landscape, impacting practices, patients, and even the role of accountants. Let's delve into this dynamic

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November 26, 2023 By john

Year-End Tax Planning Tips for Dental Practices

As the year comes to a close, it's a smart move for dental practice owners to consider some key steps for effective year-end tax planning. Simplifying the process can make a big difference in managing your practice's finances. Here are some practical considerations: 1. Equipment

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November 20, 2023 By john

Seattle’s Tax Burden Soars, But City Struggles to Address Urgent Concerns

The Downtown Seattle Association (DSA) is raising concerns about the city's escalating tax rates and its failure to address critical issues facing residents. A recent study commissioned by the DSA revealed that Seattle's general fund and operating fund taxes have skyrocketed at an alarming rate,

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November 4, 2023 By john

Navigating Black Friday as a Small Business

Black Friday is a global shopping phenomenon, synonymous with deep discounts and frenzied crowds. While large conglomerates and big-box retailers dominate the Black Friday landscape with their massive advertising budgets and deep-pocketed promotions, small businesses often find themselves struggling

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