Exiting Your Business? Why You Need the Right Business Advisor
Most business owners aren’t prepared to sell or leave their businesses, but the right business advisor can help fill in the gaps So, you’ve decided to sell your business. Whether you’re planning to finally retire, start a brand-new venture, or pursue something else entirely, the decision to sell is arguably one of the biggest decisions…
Read More4 Questions to Ask Yourself When Planning an Exit Strategy
Sooner or later, you’ll leave your business. Asking yourself the hard questions now can save you time and stress as you exit your company later Have the customers received their orders? Have my employees been paid? Am I getting paid this month? These are probably just a few questions you’ve asked yourself as a business…
Read MoreBreakups are Tough: How to End a Partnership When There’s No Formal Agreement in Place
7 steps that can help you avoid ending up in court Just like a marriage, no one goes into a business partnership expecting it to end. And that makes it all too easy to forget to include one of the most important elements of a partnership agreement: the exit strategy. Or even worse, to not…
Read MoreWhen Naming a Relative as Successor, Business Comes First
Handing the reins to a family member requires in-depth planning, skill development, and a smart tax strategy Our previous blog highlighted how almost 12 million businesses will transition ownership in the next 15 years; a process involving $10 trillion worth of assets. And family-owned businesses make up a significant portion of organizations that will be…
Read MoreBusiness Exit Planning Using the Value Builder System
100 percent of people eventually leave their business. A good exit strategy allows owners to turn a good thing into a better one by protecting assets, building value, and striking the best deal Entrepreneurs want their business to grow and thrive, and an increasing number also want to sell. Last year saw a record number…
Read MoreDoctors: Is Your Physician Group Causing You to Pay Higher Taxes?
Classifying doctors as employees can significantly increase their tax burden An increasing number of doctors are banding together to form medical “super groups” and the benefits can be significant: economies of scale, greater leverage in negotiations with insurance companies and large hospitals, administrative support that leaves doctors free to focus on patient care, and a…
Read MoreTips for Maintaining Medical Practice Profitability
Expand with novel services. Connect with new patients. How to build revenue when burdened with rising operating costs and changes in the healthcare system As deductibles rise, medical practices can see big losses. Some patients can no longer afford medical bills, leading them to avoid seeking treatment when they should. Or, many will simply seek…
Read MoreWhat’s the Magic Number a Doctor Needs to Retire?
Doctors can get burned out fast, and early retirement grows more and more appealing. How do you know when you have enough saved to maintain your lifestyle? The thought of early retirement is appealing to most doctors, who are often overworked and exhausted. But how do you know how much money you’ll need when the…
Read MoreFinancial Strategies Every Mid-Career Doctor Should Consider
As your career hits its stride, taking these 8 steps is key to keeping your financial goals on track If you’re a doctor who’s starting your career or approaching retirement, the amount of financial advice that’s aimed at you is overwhelming. But the mid-career physician – mainly in their 40s to early 50s – is…
Read MoreRetirement Planning for Doctors: Why It’s Tougher Than You Think
8 steps you should be taking to retire on time with the lifestyle you desire It may be hard to believe that retirement planning can be tough for doctors – after all, the medical profession is one of the most lucrative careers one can choose. But there are more than a few sob stories of…
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