October Wrap-Up: Essential Bookkeeping Lessons for Dental & Healthcare Practice Owners

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October was all about getting organized, cleaning up your books, and understanding the details that make your numbers make sense.

If you’re a dental or healthcare practice owner, this month’s topics were designed to help you simplify your finances, stay compliant, and prepare for year-end with clarity and confidence.

Here’s what you might’ve missed 👇

🧾 1. Why You Need to Clean Up Your Chart of Accounts
A messy chart of accounts means messy data — and inaccurate reports. Learn why keeping it clean is the foundation for better financial decisions and fewer tax-time headaches.

💼 2. Catch-Up or Clean-Up: Which Bookkeeping Service Does Your Practice Need?
Not sure which service your practice actually needs? This post breaks down the difference between catching up your books and a full clean-up — and when it’s time to call in help.

💳 3. When an Expense is Both Business and Personal: What You Can Deduct
Many practice owners walk the fine line between business and personal expenses. Here’s how to identify what’s deductible, what’s not, and how to stay compliant with the IRS.

✨ October was all about clarity and control. If your books feel more “scary season” than “clean and confident,” it’s not too late to fix it.

📅 Book a free consultation and let’s get your books organized before year-end sneaks up on you.

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