
Fixed interest rates, extended terms of payment ... uh, maybe we'd better leave this to the expert.
Gary I. Glassman, CPA, is a member of the Veterinary Economics Editorial Advisory Board who has worked exclusively with veterinarians for more than 20 years. He specializes in accounting, tax planning, and practice transitions and is a partner with Burzenski and Co. P.C. in East Haven, Conn.
Fixed interest rates, extended terms of payment ... uh, maybe we'd better leave this to the expert.
If your team members meet certain thresholds, price breaks may need to be reflected in their W-2s.
A movable clinic might be just the right thing for your clientele.
Yes, it's a gleaming new toy to be ogled, but your building should be making you more money.
When you're the veterinary practice owner and the landlord.
The choice of your practice's retirement plan is a big deal not only for the staff, but for the employer as well, says Gary Glassman, CPA.
This CPA says get your document ducks in a row.
Building a new veterinary facility is pricey. Veterinary Economics Hospital Design Conference speaker Gary Glassman explains how a cost segregation study can lighten the financial load.
Cost-cutting is not where the gold in your team's success lies. Look to diagnostics for the biggest boost in revenue AND patient health.
CVC educator Gary Glassman calls it, "The greatest forum of understanding all of the aspects of your project."
Gary Glassman, CPA, shares an encouraging five-year trend.
Most people loathe digging into financial details. But a diligent approach will help your project succeed.
Understand the system, but use breaks in the context of your clinic's needs.
Open up and watch compliance soar
Find out how these new laws will affect you and your practice in the new year.
A look inside veterinary practice accounting.
Get a head start on the year with an overview of big changes to the tax codes that affect your practice-and your paycheck.
Whether you're the giver or receiver, know the rules governing gifts before you file your income taxes.
Is the hospital design phase a time to wing it?
Don't put your head in the sand when it comes to taxes and your practice's finances.
Revisit your 2011 tax return-and don't miss what you're owed.
Do you have foreign bank accounts or investments? Listen up: The government isn't messing around with its reporting rules.
Find out how this new bill can help servicemen and women-and your veterinary practice.
Here are four new tax limits to watch for when you do your veterinary practice taxes in 2012.
Coping with the evolving marketplace.
Providing the right documentation can protect your veterinary practice come audit time.
Find out if your veterinary practice can afford to price-match.
Price-matching is a practice with many subtle implications. Consider these questions to determine its value in your clinic.
Veterinarians: You look forward to that paycheck, but do you look at anything but the amount? It's time to study your salary before you spend it.
It's been a number of years now that your clients have alternatives to purchase their veterinary drugs and supplies. First it was the catalogue houses and then the internet. The first to feel the effects of the change in distribution channels were the large animal practitioners.
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