Due Diligence Services - Buying
Dental Practice

Dental Practice Due Diligence

Look beyond the numbers before buying a dental practice

There’s a lot to consider when buying a dental practice. What does their patient base look like? Is the equipment in good working order? Why is the owner selling? Considering these questions, and many others, are all part of appraising the value of a dental practice called due diligence. To properly evaluate a potential investment you must examine the right aspects of the practice. But most buyers don’t know everything to look out for and aren’t qualified to assess the financials themselves. So at Sundack CPA, we use our knowledge and experience in dental practice acquisition to provide due diligence services. We know what questions to ask, how to analyze the financial records, and how to spot any red flags during the process.

Our job is to make sure you know exactly what you’re getting before entering into an agreement. Transparency is key to making the right offer so we review the facts provided by the seller or practice broker to see if they portray an accurate representation of the business. We’ll research, probe, and scrutinize all the financial data and determine what to look for when you visit the practice so you’re confident that you’re making a sound investment. You can count on us to clearly explain all your options and walk you through each step to ensure that your acquisition is both financially rewarding and tax-efficient.

Due diligence services for dentists

Minimizing risk

Identify potential financial and operational risks early and develop strategies to protect your practice.

Analyzing reporting earnings and cash flow

Analyze earnings and cash flow to understand your practice’s financial health and identify opportunities for improvement.

Evaluation of profit and loss statements

Review your profit and loss statements to uncover trends, inefficiencies, and areas affecting profitability.

Reviewing accounting systems

Evaluate your accounting systems and processes to ensure accurate, organized, and reliable financial reporting.

Identifying potential off book assets and liabilities

Uncover potential assets and liabilities that may not be fully reflected in your financial records.

Evaluating the quality of internal controls and management routines

Evaluate internal controls and management routines to strengthen accountability, efficiency, and financial oversight.

At Sundack CPA, we understand that sound financial management is fundamental to the success and longevity of any business. Whether you are a solopreneur managing a growing operation, a real estate investor optimizing your portfolio, a medical or dental professional running a practice, or an established business owner in the service or hospitality industry, effective accounting and tax planning are essential to ensuring financial stability and regulatory compliance.