Your tax return is designed to minimize taxes, not reflect true profitability. When preparing to transition or sell your practice, buyers and lenders look at Adjusted EBITDA and normalized cash flow. Discover how identifying discretionary expenses and financial add-backs reveals your true bottom line and unlocks maximum equity.
Your periodontal practice is humming along. You’ve built a stellar reputation, established a rock-solid referral network, and you’re finally just a few years away from a well-deserved retirement.
If you want to achieve the best possible outcome for your practice—in terms of price, terms, and a smooth transition—you must allow the open market to determine its true value.
We’re diving into a common question we hear, “I want to transition my practice. How is that different from simply selling it?” While both terms involve a change in ownership, the key difference often…