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Valuing-a-Dental-Practice

Valuing a Dental Practice

Commercial Goodwill of Professional Practices: Dentists A professional service business (“PSB”) is a service business performed by highly-skilled professionals in a specific field. Typically, these

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Cash Register

Controls Over Cash Management

Internal controls over cash are meant to protect and safeguard cash assets. Implementing such controls empowers organizations to limit fraud. How a business approaches cash

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Valuing-a-Dental-Practice

Valuing a Dental Practice

Commercial Goodwill of Professional Practices: Dentists A professional service business (“PSB”) is a service business performed by highly-skilled professionals in a specific field. Typically, these professionals have received advanced education, training, or certification, to verify their related skills. A unique challenge in valuing a PSB is whether the underlying value beyond the net assets on the balance sheet is entirely personal in nature, and thus, not capable of being separated from that specific professional. Consider a cardiac surgeon. While the

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Cash Register

Controls Over Cash Management

Internal controls over cash are meant to protect and safeguard cash assets. Implementing such controls empowers organizations to limit fraud. How a business approaches cash handling controls depends on the nature of the entity. The cash system in a retail setting will differ from that of a professional services firm. However, in every organization the cash system generally includes cash disbursements (payments), cash collections (receipts) and petty cash. The following are some common internal controls businesses should have in place

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Finance Provides More Details About the Increase in Capital Gains Inclusion Rate

The Department of Finance (“Finance”) previously announced in its 2024 federal budget changes to capital gains, as follows: The capital gains inclusion rate will be increased from 1/2 to 2/3 for capital gains realized on or after June 25, 2024. For an individual at the top marginal tax bracket in Ontario, the first $250,000 of capital gains will be taxed at a combined federal and provincial rate at 26.8% (unchanged). The capital gains beyond the $250,000 threshold will be taxed

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