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- Preparation Over Prediction: Timing the Sale of Your Dental Practice
Thinking about selling your dental practice? You’ve probably asked yourself: “Should I wait?” Should you wait for interest rates to decline? Should you wait for inflation to ease? Should you postpone your plans until trade tensions settle or the economy feels more predictable? It’s understandable. … Read more »
- Dental Hygienist Successfully Claims Thumb Arthritis. What Ontario Dentists Need To Know…
A recent decision from Québec’s Administrative Labour Tribunal (which governs workers compensation through its occupational health and safety division) got my attention. In Gendron v. 123Dentiste Québec inc., 2026 QCTAT 2859, the Tribunal concluded that a dental hygienist’s severe bilateral thumb os … Read more »
- 4 Costly Tax Mistakes We Still See During Dental Practice Sales
If you’re thinking about selling your dental practice – whether that’s next year or ten years from now – tax planning should be part of the conversation long before your practice goes on the market. One question I’m often asked is, “What’s changed this year?” The honest answer is: not much. There ha … Read more »
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- Selling Your Practice? Are Non-Competes Still Legal?
Over the last few years, there’s been a lot of talk that non-compete clauses are dead. Not quite. While Ontario has prohibited most non-compete clauses in employment agreements, courts continue to recognize that non-competes can serve a legitimate purpose in certain circumstances—particularly when s … Read more »