Would you agree with me if I said that business has become increasingly tough for independent dental practices like yours over the years?
I'm sure you felt the pressure...
On top of competition from corporate chains, you have significant student loans to repay over decades, continual confusion and complexity over how to bill third-party payers and how to appeal denied claims.
As someone who has spent the last several years working with dentists around the US, I understand the unique challenges while running your business.
And here's the thing....
No matter how you slice it the biggest inhibitor to building financial success and generating lasting wealth from your business is TAXES!
You can increase your case acceptance, create a budget, micro manage your spending and save for retirement. These are all keys to your financial well-being....
But why do all those things if you are not working to manage your largest annual expense?
There are numerous, 100% legal secrets we can implement with you which could reduce your taxes by up to 50%!
We want to partner with you to begin building a great future!
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Jim has been working in public accounting for over 20 years focusing on helping business owners maximize their profits while saving on taxes. AFter working with several Dentists over the years he realized that working with them resulting in some great relationships and also he has learned much to help them leverage their practices to reach their financial goals.
Jim enjoys running marathons and racing in triathlons. he has been a mere 12 seconds away from running the Boston Marathon and has comleted a handful of IronMan triathlons. While he still enjoys his endurance sports now he spends down time with his wife, Lauren, and son, Wyatt, who was born in 2019.
