Evaluating your practice’s fair market value (FMV) isn’t as simple as it used to be. Prior estimates based on a percentage of collections or a multiple of practice profits are being replaced by corporate-based metrics. Here’s why knowing your practice’s correct EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization) value is critical to successfully planning your practice transition.
As practice (and stock market) values continue to rise, more doctors are considering transitioning into retirement. However, you shouldn’t make plans using inaccurate or incomplete data. Would you perform treatment on a patient without first taking records to know where their dental health stands? Of course not!
That’s why you need to know...
Log in to view this resource
Not Yet a Member?
Join The McGill Advisory with a money-back guarantee
Learn More
Join
Start Your Free 30-Day Trial Membership
Begin increasing your wealth—by saving on taxes, boosting practice profit, conserving what you earn, and ensuring a successful retirement.
Your 30-day free trial entitles you to an 8-page monthly newsletter, plus unlimited online 24/7 access to hundreds of tax reduction, practice management, wealth protection, and retirement planning solutions. No obligation, no credit card.
Free 30-Day Trial Membership
The McGill Advisory content Is provided For informational purposes only And does Not constitute legal, accounting, Or other professional advice.
Copyright © 2022 John K. McGill & Company, Inc.
Transitions | Practice Values
Analyze Your Practice Sale Options To Make The Best Transition Decision
Read Article
Transitions | Practice Values
How Will The Coronavirus Affect Your Practice's Value?
Read Article
Transitions | Practice Values
10 Strategies To Increase Your Practice's Sale Value
Read Article
Transitions | Practice Values
How To Take Maximum Advantage Of The Changing Practice Sale Marketplace
Read Article
Transitions | Practice Values
What's Happening With Dental Practice Values?
Read Article
Transitions | Practice Values
Understanding The New Valuation Metric: EBITDA
Read Article
Once you have created your account, click below to refresh this page and access this content.