January is a natural reset for every dental practice. You review last year’s performance, set new financial goals, and decide which partners can help you reach them. At Dental Accounting Group, communication speed is treated as a core part of client support. When your dental accountant replies the same day with clear, actionable guidance, you
The New Year is a natural checkpoint for every dental practice. Many practice owners use this moment to ask whether their current accounting services are supporting real financial goals or simply filing a tax return. At Dental Accounting Group, these conversations often begin when dentists want a deeper level of insight and responsiveness. Dentists frequently
Understanding your sales and use tax obligations in Washington State is essential for maintaining compliance and avoiding costly penalties. Whether you operate a dental practice, professional services firm, or retail business, staying current with these requirements can save you significant time and money. This guide breaks down everything you need to know about Washington’s sales
How to Complete Your 401(k) Annual Census: A Step-by-Step Checklist If your company sponsors a 401(k) plan, submitting accurate annual census data to your Third-Party Administrator (TPA) is one of the most important tasks in your retirement plan administration process. This data drives everything from employer match calculations to required 401k compliance testing—and delays can
Understanding the IRS Math and Taxpayer Help Act If you’ve ever received an IRS notice claiming there was a “math error” on your tax return—only to be left scratching your head about what actually went wrong—you’re not alone. For years, dental practice owners and other taxpayers have been frustrated by vague IRS notices that provide
ESSB 5814 Tax Guidance for Dental Study Clubs: What Dentists Need to Know Before October 1, 2025 Washington State’s Engrossed Substitute Senate Bill 5814 introduces significant changes to how professional services are taxed, particularly affecting dental study clubs and continuing education presentations. This article provides our interpretation of the new law and practical guidance for
Running a successful dental practice isn’t just about delivering exceptional patient care — it’s also about making smart financial decisions that protect and grow your business. That’s why choosing the right CPA for dentists can be as important as choosing the right lab or supplier. For private practice owners, working with a private practice dental CPA offers
Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Dental Accounting Group Named to Inc. 5000 List for Second Consecutive Year — Leading the Way in Specialized Dental Practice Accounting Bellevue, WA — August 13, 2025 — Dental Accounting Group, a leading provider of specialized accounting, tax, and advisory services for dental practices, has once again been recognized on Inc.
The OBBB (Oh-Triple-Bee as we are starting to call it) Act officially passed and signed into law on July 4th, 2025 by the President. We have been diligently reviewing source material to craft our tax planning approach for 2025 and future years. Please note that we are still waiting for additional IRS guidance, but in
2025 brings some notable changes to local taxes in Washington State. Capital Gains Tax The Washington capital gains tax has been in place for a few years now. Washington taxpayers are subject to a 7% tax on long-term capital gains that exceed an annual threshold (currently $270,000). An additional 2.9% tax is now being added
