The closing can be the most exciting and fraught time of a physical therapy (PT) practice purchase, as months or even years of preparation and negotiation finally come to an end. We’ll explore
The closing can be the most exciting and fraught time of a physical therapy (PT) practice purchase, as months or even years of preparation and negotiation finally come to an end. We’ll explore
Niche accounting practices can be exceptionally smart purchases for those looking to invest in a lean and profitable practice. Below, we explain the key factors to consider when buying a niche accounting practice,
One of the first critical decisions when selling your accounting practice is whether to sell internally or externally. We’ll explain what practice owners need to know about selling internally and externally and provide
Finding a trustworthy business broker can be difficult, but at Private Practice Transitions, we always take ethical obligations to our clients seriously. Below, we’ll explain a few of the obligations every broker must
Tax exposure is one of the biggest considerations when selling a business, such as a private practice. Below, we’ll discuss some key tax elements sellers should know when selling a private practice, including
How does a private practice owner know when they should move on from their business? Below, we discuss the clear signs that it’s time to sell your private practice, from exhaustion to increasing
A Letter of Intent, often referred to as a non-binding letter of intent, summarizes a possible agreement between a buyer and a seller. As suggested by the name, a letter of intent expresses the intention of one party to do
Approximately 50% of physical therapy practices are known as “onesies” and “twosies.” This means that the practice is owned and operated by one physical therapist that runs one or two clinics. Although this
If there is one industry that people can feel fairly safe entering, or starting a business in, it is technology. It is no secret that technology has come a long way in just