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1. Buying or selling your practice.

Author

Doherty B

Subjects
Capital Expenditures classification, Dental Equipment economics, Dental Offices economics, Financial Management economics, Financial Management organization & administration, Humans, Ireland, Dentists, Practice Valuation and Purchase economics, Practice Valuation and Purchase organization & administration
Published
2009

2. Seller beware.

Author

McCaffrey D

Subjects
Age Factors, Humans, Ireland, Middle Aged, Taxes legislation & jurisprudence, Practice Management, Dental economics, Practice Management, Dental legislation & jurisprudence, Practice Valuation and Purchase economics, Practice Valuation and Purchase legislation & jurisprudence, Retirement economics, Retirement legislation & jurisprudence
Abstract

Any dentist thinking of retiring needs to plan for the event, and that planning should include how to maximise Capital Gains Tax retirement relief. With assets having to be held for 10 years prior to retirement, that planning should start when the dentist reaches 45 years of age. As every dentist's circumstances are different, it is a tax that can become complicated. The best advice is to review your tax planning with your dental accountant as early as possible, and ensure you make the most of your practice assets.

Published
2007

3. Selling a dental practice.

Author

McDonnell D

Subjects
Dental Equipment economics, Humans, Ireland, Radiography, Panoramic economics, Radiography, Panoramic instrumentation, Practice Management, Dental economics, Practice Valuation and Purchase economics, Practice Valuation and Purchase methods
Published
2006

4. Selling a dental practice?

Author

Jennings N

Subjects
Dental Equipment, Dental Offices, Dental Staff, Financial Management, Humans, Ireland, Ownership, Partnership Practice, Dental, Practice Management, Dental economics, Practice Valuation and Purchase economics, Practice Valuation and Purchase methods, Practice Valuation and Purchase organization & administration
Published
2006

5. Your practice is not your pension fund.

Author

Jennings NJ

Subjects
Dental Offices economics, Dental Offices organization & administration, Fees, Dental, Financial Management economics, Humans, Interior Design and Furnishings, Ireland, Practice Valuation and Purchase economics, Practice Valuation and Purchase organization & administration, Pensions, Practice Management, Dental economics
Abstract

I believe that in the not too distant future--in 10 to 20 years--the single-handed practice as we know it today will cease to exist. Even in today's market, 25% of practices have either closed due to an unsaleable commodity or have taken two to three years to sell and at a seriously reduced price. This thought alone should refocus the mind as we continue into the 21st century.

Published
2005

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