Total Practice Solutions Group (TPSG) cash flows practices so buyers only have to work 40-42 hours per week and no more. Working crazy long work weeks should not be a ...
Does the buyer of a veterinary practice have the right to know everything there is to know about your practice if you are selling it? The answer is “mostly, yes.” ...
Consolidators are requiring sellers to replace their production prior to completing their employment terms. With a shortage of veterinarians, this can be a difficult task. Call your local TPSG representative ...
There are many items to consider when contemplating the sale of a veterinary practice. What price do I ask? Do I sell to the corporate or private sector? How ...
Practice owners need to consult with a TPSG broker three to five years before they want to depart from working at the practice because more buyers (especially corporate buyers) want ...
When working with a corporate buyer, there are many things to consider other than sales price. Be sure to consult a professional like TPSG to secure a suitable long-term lease. ...
An Associate Buy-In is selling a portion of the practice to a current associate. This process has unique tax ramifications, distributing responsibilities, future buy-in options, and financing issues. Total Practice ...
As a Practice owner, when you lease equipment from a vendor, be aware that the vendor files a UCC document. This is just like a lien. When you pay these ...