Bruce Bryen, CPA, CVA

Don’t send a general business evaluator to prepare a dental practice valuation for any topic unique to dentistry.

Tips on how to get the best tax relief when selling your dental practice.

Setting the groundwork for a practice transition beforehand can make the process smoother.

Here's what your evaluator must know.

Start making plans now to overcome any shortfalls from 2018.

Here’ what you can do to avoid any more surprises next year.

The valuation of a dental practice for a divorce is different than for a practice transition and not knowing this could cost you

Consider the pros and cons of each model before making your final decision.

When it comes time to think about taxes and other factors, your final acquisition costs could be quite a bit different.

Improving your dental practice is pricey, so it's important to consider the payment option that works for you.

Buying a declining practice might seem like a cheap option, but dentists need to know the pitfalls.

With a new tax act passed by the government, now is the time to speak with your boss about a possible raise or promotion.

Can you take advantage of the new 20 percent deductions?

When brokers suggest that something is free, you might need to take a second look.

When going through a divorce and a practice valuation, there are a host of issues to contend with.

Don’t settle for a gimmick - valuation is important and should be done by someone who knows what they’re doing.

When it comes time to evaluate your practice, will you ask the right questions?

No one likes to think about it, but do you have a plan in place if the unexpected happens?

The right and wrong approach to having your associate acquire interest in your practice.

Emotions can run high during a divorce, but working with the right professionals can help to streamline the process.

A look at some of the important documents and advisers you need to have a successful transition.

Dental practice values typically decrease during divorce proceedings, but surrounding yourself with the best professionals can help.

Educating buyers and sellers about the benefits of this approach is key.

Treating children the same as hypothetical buyers can help to ensure a smooth process.

Unpacking the differences and similarities in valuations for divorce and practice transition valuations.

Learning from each other’s expertise and knowledge is key.

You get what you pay for.

Transitioning your practice can be hard, but having someone you trust can make the whole process easier.

Some tips on how a savvy advisor can help you to attract the most buyers to your practice transition.