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Although the LOI generally isn't legally binding, it lays out the basic groundwork for the purchase. Your lender will require the letter before proceeding with the lending process. Of course, the LOI will establish the price for buying the practice, but it goes much further.

Dr. Fayad is a Massachusetts-based dentist who decided he wanted to save a bit on his medical disposal costs.

Dental Anywhere aims to give this to you through an app that patients can download and use to communicate with your dental practice.

Every dental practice has outstanding balances due from patients and insurance companies for services already provided.

By now you’ve likely heard about blockchain technology, but you might be unsure of how it is being used and by whom.

Three tips to increase your bottom line for dental practice coding and billing improvements.

A discussion on why a dental practice can improve patient care and practice efficiencies through a dental clinical audit.

Diane Wasser, partner-in-charge of EisnerAmper’s Pension Services Group, sat down with Callan Carter, special counsel at Trucker Huss, a firm of ERISA and employee benefits attorneys, to discuss common retirement plan errors and how to avoid them.

The IRS announced it will allow plan participants who have been adversely affected by Hurricane Harvey to take hardship distributions or loans from their retirement plans and that it is relaxing some of the operational and administrative rules that would normally apply.

In situations in which they are approving plan loans, plan sponsors should understand how the maximum loan amount available to a plan participant is calculated to ensure that violations of IRC section 72(p)(2)(A) do not occur.

This article discusses how defined contribution retirement plan plans sponsors should adjust the annual compensation limit under Internal Revenue Code (“IRC”) Section 401(a)(17) in a plan year of less than 12 months (“short plan year”).

The IRS memorandum provides useful information regarding the documentation that employers should be obtaining and retaining to demonstrate that hardship distributions made by their 403(b) plan were on account of an immediate and heavy financial need.

With IRS audits of 403(b) plans on the rise, it is critical that 403(b) plan sponsors review how they are applying the universal eligibility rule in operation under their plan.

Understanding how controlled group and affiliated service group rules apply to qualified retirement plans and cafeteria plans is critical to maintaining tax-favored status and applies to plan sponsors of U.S.-based and foreign-based corporations.

The IRS has extended the deadline for affected Hurricane Harvey victims in designated disaster areas of Texas to file certain individual and business tax returns and make certain tax payments until January 31, 2018. Filing Form 5500 has been extended.

While most of the amounts did not change, there were a few notable retirement plan increases over the last two years.

Ultra-high-net-worth individuals are diversifying their portfolios with alternative investments, prioritizing fixed income, and utilizing a range of tax strategies such as 1031 exchanges, QOZ funds, and maximizing retirement and health savings accounts to reduce their tax burden.

The Texas State Comptroller adopted and finalized revisions to sourcing rules for franchise tax receipts. These revisions encompass a multitude of sourcing rules and the sourcing of services, including economic nexus.

The Philadelphia Department of Revenue issued new tax guidance related to economic stimulus as a result of the pandemic. The guidance covers the PPP, federal ERC, limitation on business interest expense, and bonus depreciation on QIP.

A post regarding Footnote 465, which discusses using the de minimis safe harbor election of Treas. Reg. sec. 1.263(a)–1(f) to can expense “inventory” items when paid. Readers will receive basic instruction as well as insight into the process.