Selling Your Dental Practice Before the Baby Boomers
Posted on June 13th, 2011 by supervisor
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If you think that selling your dental practice and retiring will be a breeze, then you might want to reevaluate. It is actually getting more and more difficult to sell a dental practice simply because of a supply and demand issue. Baby boomers are starting to retire and every dentist is starting to think about selling their practice. If you want to retire on time while meeting your goals, then you’ll have to plan your exit strategy at least three years in advance if you want top dollar for your practice while avoiding expensive capital gain taxes. Read extensively on how to sell a dental practice and be prepared to go through all the numbers involved with your practice.
There are also ways to make your practice more enticing to younger dentists looking to buy a practice. Replacing some of your old equipment can impress those wanting to buy. Switching to digital x-ray machines will definitely be a great way to do that. Fixing up the office and making it look like new is also a way to get top dollar for your practice. Soon, dental offices for sale signs will be popping up all over town and you’ll be fine with it because you were prepared for it.
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