Spend Less with These 5 Money Tips

Government data shows that record inflation from the last few years started to slow down throughout 2023, but much of the damage has already been done. Every bill we pay and purchase we make costs more now, from insurance to clothing, and groceries to household...

The IRS is NOT Always Right

If you receive a notice from the IRS, do not automatically assume it is correct and submit payment to make it go away. Here are some suggestions for how to handle a letter you may receive from the IRS or other taxing authority: Stay calm. This is easier said than...

Practice Overhead

Overhead is classified as ongoing business expenses not directly attributed to creating a product or service, and there’s no exception to needing to cut overhead in a dental practice setting. According to an article on Dental Economics, “The largest...

Multiple Jobs: Be Prepared for Tax Surprises

Working more than one job can help maximize income, but also potentially create a tax surprise. Here are several be aware of: Social Security Surprise: As a full-time employee, the most you’ll have to pay in Social Security taxes in 2023 is $9,932. The problem...

Credit Score Tips

Regardless of your career choice or age, having a solid credit score will help immensely throughout your life. Here are some tips to build good credit:   – pay loans on time, every time – don’t get too close to your credit limit: under 30% is ideal...