Incorporation
Dentistry professional corporation in Ontario: when it is worth it
What RCDSO requires for a dentistry professional corporation, who can hold shares, what it costs, and how the associate and owner cases differ.
6 min read
Durham Region
Financial planner for dentists in Durham Region
For associates and practice owners in Whitby, Oshawa, Ajax, Pickering and Clarington. RCDSO rules, Ontario tax figures, and an advisor who understands that your day is booked in fifteen-minute blocks.
Why local matters here
A dental practice is a local business with a lease, staff and a patient base drawn from a few postal codes. When the question is whether to buy the practice down the road, or what the Canada Dental Care Plan has done to what buyers will pay for it, that is not a conversation to have with someone who has never seen the street.
We meet in person across Durham, usually early or at the end of a clinical day, and the dinners we host are small enough that you can ask the question you did not want to ask in front of forty people.
Where you are in your career
Associate dentists
Before the practice, get the base right.
Practice owners
The practice is an asset. Plan it like one.
Selling your practice
The sale takes a day. The tax on it lasts longer.
Start with these three
Insurance
Dentist disability insurance: CDSPI or a private contract?
CDSPI DisabilityGuard is a guaranteed non-cancellable contract, not a thin group plan. What to compare against a private policy, and where overhead coverage fits.
6 min read
Corporate tax
How to take money out of your professional corporation
The six routes out of an Ontario professional corporation, what each one costs, and the order most physicians and dentists should use them in.
6 min read
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