
The Final Chapter: Exit Strategies for Practice Owners – Part 3: Maximizing Value and Minimizing Taxes – The CPA’s Role in a Successful Exit
Selling your practice is a major milestone—one that deserves careful planning, not a rushed decision. Whether you’re retiring, shifting gears, or simply stepping back from ownership, how you exit can have a lasting impact on your financial future. A well-crafted … Read more…
by Keegan O’Brien, CPA
Key Differences Between Reporting on the Form 990 and Financial Statements
There are several differences of which you should be aware when comparing a nonprofit organization’s IRS Form 990 to its U.S. GAAP financial statements. We have summarized some of the key differences below. Reporting Entity In accordance with accounting principles … Read more…
by Kari Young, CPA
IRS Paper Check Payments: A Likely Shift Ahead
While the IRS currently accepts paper checks for tax payments including quarterly estimated payments and payments submitted with tax returns recent federal initiatives suggest this may soon change. What’s Changing? In March, Executive Order 14247, Modernizing Payments to and From America’s Bank Account, … Read more…
by Keegan O’Brien, CPA
‘7 Payment Trends Reshaping Financial Performance for Medical Practices’ – Webinar September 26
In today’s rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, staying ahead of payment trends is more than just a financial strategy, it’s a necessity for survival. Medical practices are facing unprecedented challenges, from shifting reimbursement models to rising denial rates and looming Medicaid … Read more…
by Nicole McOmber, CPA
9 cash flow tips for construction businesses
With tariffs, interest rates and other factors continuing to drive economic uncertainty, cash flow management should be a top priority for construction businesses. Here are nine tips for better maintaining your company’s liquidity: 1. Stay on top of forecasting. Cash … Read more…
by Carrie Fortier, CPA
IRS Restores Full Research and Development Expensing
We wanted to share important news from the IRS that could have a significant impact on your tax strategy. On August 28, the IRS released Revenue Procedure 2025-28, restoring full expensing for domestic research and development (R&D) costs under the … Read more…
by Nicole McOmber, CPA
IRS Mid-Year Mailing Address Change: What Taxpayers Need to Know
The IRS has announced a mid-year change to the mailing addresses for Form 1040 payments and estimated tax payments (Form 1040-ES). This update is effective immediately and impacts taxpayers who mail payments rather than submitting them electronically. What’s Changed? Previously, … Read more…
by Nicole McOmber, CPA
How will the changes to the SALT deduction affect your tax planning?
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) shifts the landscape for federal income tax deductions for state and local taxes (SALT), albeit temporarily. If you have high SALT expenses, the changes could significantly reduce your federal income tax liability. But … Read more…
by Nicole McOmber, CPA
Giving Back in Retirement: New Strategies for a New Phase
After dedicating years of your life to your career, you might be wondering what to do in retirement. At the same time, your financial situation has likely changed now that you’re retired. Considering these changes, you might be interested in … Read more…
by Matt Adams, CFP®, CLU®, ChFC®
6 pertinent provisions of the OBBBA for construction companies
It’s been over a month since the One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) was signed into law. Now that the dust has settled, construction business owners and their leadership teams can begin to really pinpoint the provisions most pertinent to … Read more…
by Carrie Fortier, CPA
Thinking About Going Electric or Solar? Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Wait
If you’ve been thinking about buying an electric vehicle or installing solar panels on your home, now’s the time to stop thinking and start doing. The One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB), signed into law on July 4, 2025, has officially … Read more…
by Keegan O’Brien, CPA
Maintaining Business Debt – Key Strategies for Dental Practices
Debt is often viewed with apprehension by dental practice owners. However, when it is managed strategically and responsibly, it can serve as a valuable instrument for growth and long-term success. Rather than being a burden, debt used wisely can empower … Read more…
by Alex Francois, CPA
The Final Chapter: Exit Strategies for Practice Owners – Part 2: Exploring Your Exit Options – From Private Sale to Private Equity
There’s No One-Size-Fits-All Exit Strategy Every practice owner’s journey is different, and so is the path to stepping away. Whether you’re looking to retire, pivot, or just slow down, here are some of the most common ways to exit your … Read more…
by Keegan O’Brien, CPA
“Planning for a Successful Audit” Webinar: Watch the replay
Join the Jones & Roth Nonprofit Team for an overview of the financial statement audit process so you know what to expect and how to best prepare for your audit. We highlight the common mistakes to avoid and share our … Read more…
by Kari Young, CPA
Event Recap: 2025 Pacific Northwest Medical Management Conference
Jones & Roth CPAs and Business Advisors had the privilege of attending the 2025 Pacific Northwest Medical Management Conference as an exhibitor. It was a truly rewarding and enlightening experience to meet and speak with healthcare professionals, administrators, and industry … Read more…
by Alex Francois, CPA
Understanding the One Big Beautiful Bill Act: What It Means for You
On July 4, 2025, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) was signed into law, introducing a wide range of tax changes that will affect individuals, families, and businesses for years to come. At Jones & Roth, we are committed … Read more…
by Nicole McOmber, CPA
Lease Accounting for Nonprofit Lessees
Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) Accounting Standards Codification (ASC) Topic 842: Leases made significant changes to the accounting and reporting of leases on financial statements presented in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America (U.S. GAAP). … Read more…
by Kari Young, CPA
The Final Chapter: Exit Strategies for Practice Owners – Part 1: Preparing for the Transition – When and Why to Start Planning Your Practice Exit
When it comes time to leave your practice, it’s not just about closing a chapter, rather it’s about setting the stage for what’s next. Maybe you’re dreaming of retirement, feeling stretched too thin, or just reading the signs in the … Read more…
by Keegan O’Brien, CPA
How construction businesses can establish themselves on social media
For many types of construction companies, visibility is key. There may be multiple competitors in your market that provide largely the same services you do. How can you distinguish yourself from them and gain the attention of key stakeholders such … Read more…
by Carrie Fortier, CPA
Introducing Community Event Submissions and Listings
Jones & Roth is thrilled to announce an enhancement to our website that fosters community engagement and inclusivity. Nonprofit organizations in our community can now take advantage of this new feature: Community Events Submissions. This allows organizations to share their … Read more…
by Nadia Costa, CPA
Financial & Economic Insights for Healthcare Practice Owners
Happening July 17, 2025 – Join us in the Rogue Valley for hors d’oeuvres, drinks, and an interactive panel discussion with local economic & financial experts. RSVP Here: Save My Seat Whether you’re new or experienced in running a private … Read more…
by Jordan Dawley, CPA
Tax Brief: Form 990, Schedule A: Public Charity Status and Public Support
For many non-profit organizations, Schedule A is the most important part of the Form 990 Return of Organizations Exempt from Income Tax. The purpose of Schedule A is to provide information about the public charity status and public support of the … Read more…
by Kari Young, CPA
Jones & Roth CPAs Named to Forbes 2025 Best-in-State CPAs List
Jones & Roth is proud to share that Co-Managing Partner Jeremy Prickel, CPA, and Director of Operations Partner Tricia Duncan, CPA, have been recognized on Forbes inaugural 2025 Best-in-State CPAs List. This prestigious honor celebrates top Certified Public Accountants across … Read more…
by The Jones & Roth Team
The Power of Consistency: Why Boring Tasks Matter for Dental Practices
As CPAs specializing in the dental industry, we often hear dentists say, “I just want to focus on my patients.” This sentiment is understandable—your passion lies in delivering exceptional care, not in sifting through financial statements or navigating tax regulations. … Read more…
by Keegan O’Brien, CPA
Webinar: Retirement Plans and your Dental Practice – Weighing the Options
A retirement plan for your dental practice is essential to the long-term retirement goals for both you and your employees. Those practices that have a plan in place and contribute on a consistent basis have the best opportunity for retirement … Read more…
by Jeremy Prickel, CPA
A CPA’s Guide for Dentists: Asset Purchase vs. Goodwill Assignment
When purchasing a dental practice, one of the critical decisions you’ll face is whether to structure the deal as an asset purchase or a goodwill assignment. Each approach has its own financial and tax implications and understanding these can help … Read more…
by Keegan O’Brien, CPA
5 Steps Toward Successful Business Exit Planning
As a business owner, you’ve invested time, effort, and resources into building your successful company. But have you given much thought to business succession planning? A well-thought-out business exit strategy can help you maximize the value of the company you’ve … Read more…
by Donavan Miller, CFP®
Five Ways to Protect your Company from Cybersecurity Threats
In today’s connected world, it’s not a matter of if your company will be targeted by cybercriminals, but when. Bad actors can paralyze systems with ransomware, capture sensitive data through phishing schemes, or simply steal data to be sold on … Read more…
by Aaron Sachs, CPA
Contractors can calculate KPIs, too
Successful companies of all stripes use key performance indicators (KPIs) to monitor their financial health and spot red flags. Well, you know what? Construction businesses can do it, too. And you should. Let’s review some of the most important KPIs … Read more…
by Carrie Fortier, CPA
Retiring Earlier Than Expected? What To Know
Many Americans, through circumstances beyond their control, find themselves needing to retire earlier than anticipated. Whatever the circumstances, it’s difficult not to feel wrongfooted and hurried by the situation. However, it’s important to get yourself back on track as soon … Read more…
by Matt Adams, CFP®, CLU®, ChFC®
Deciding When to Take Social Security
One of the most common questions people ask about Social Security is when they should start taking benefits. Making the right decision for you can have a meaningful impact on your financial income in retirement. Before considering how personal circumstances … Read more…
by Bryan Decker, CFP®
A CPA’s Guide for Associate Dentists Considering Their First Practice Purchase
Purchasing your first dental practice is a monumental step in your career. Here are five essential tips and five common pitfalls to help you navigate this journey successfully. 5 Tips for Purchasing Your First Dental Practice 5 Pitfalls to Avoid … Read more…
by Keegan O’Brien, CPA
FinCEN Removes Beneficial Ownership Reporting Requirements for U.S. Companies
The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has issued an interim final rule that eliminates the requirement for U.S. companies and individuals to report beneficial ownership information (BOI) under the Corporate Transparency Act. Existing foreign companies, however, must still report their … Read more…
by Nicole McOmber, CPA
Reviewing the look-back method for long-term construction contracts
Among the most common challenges of any long-term construction project are fluctuating job costs. However, variations in the cost of materials and labor over time aren’t the only cause for concern. Permitting issues, economic changes and evolving regulations can all … Read more…
by Carrie Fortier, CPA
Estate Management Checklist
Do you have a will? A will enables you to specify who you want to inherit your property and other assets. A will also enables you to name a guardian for your minor children. Do you have healthcare documents in … Read more…
by Colleen Wallace, CFP®, CPA, CKA
March 2nd Update: Treasury Department Announces It Will Not Enforce Non-Compliance of BOI Reporting Requirement
Update: The Corporate Transparency Act and its BOI reporting requirements are currently under litigation. Please refer to our most recent post for the latest developments. The Treasury Department announced on March 2, that it will not enforce any penalties or fines related to the beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting rule under the Corporate Transparency Act, both under the current deadlines … Read more…
by Nicole McOmber, CPA
Tax Brief: Form 990, Schedule R – Related Organizations and Unrelated Partnerships
The IRS Form 990, Schedule R is designed to provide information about related organizations, certain transactions with related organizations, and certain unrelated partnerships through which the organization conducts significant activities. This article will explore the relevant reporting requirements for each … Read more…
by Aaron Sachs, CPA
Strategies for Managing Student Loan Debt
If college were a party, then student loans are the hangover. Unfortunately, the “hair of the dog” won’t cure this headache, but here are some ideas for managing your student loan debt. The programs listed are not intended as tax … Read more…
by Donavan Miller, CFP®
HSA and its Triple Tax Advantage
Health Insurance Plans are confusing and costly! Unless you have a magical plan with no deductible, no copay, a low premium, and wide coverage, it is easy to feel like your health insurance plan is taking more than it gives … Read more…
by Chance Hendrickson, CPA
BOI Reporting Deadline Now March 21 – U.S. District Court Ruling Reinstates CTA & Beneficial Ownership Information Reporting Requirement… Once Again
Update: The Corporate Transparency Act and its BOI reporting requirements are currently under litigation. Please refer to our most recent post for the latest developments. A February 18th FinCEN alert notified businesses that the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas reinstated the beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting requirements under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). FinCEN indicated that during the … Read more…
by Nicole McOmber, CPA
The latest on occupational fraud in the construction industry
The construction industry has made great strides in overcoming the outdated perception that it’s rife with corruption. Unfortunately, the fact remains that contractors lose hundreds of thousands of dollars a year to occupational fraud. As formally defined by the Association … Read more…
by Carrie Fortier, CPA
Succeeding at Business Succession
Family businesses account for 54% of private sector Gross Domestic Product (GDP), yet 43% of family businesses have no formal succession plan. While those numbers may shock you, it is not surprising that many small business owners are consumed by … Read more…
by Matt Adams, CFP®, CLU®, ChFC®
5 Key Financial KPIs in Healthcare: How to Measure Your Practice’s Success
As a healthcare provider, you know that delivering exceptional care is your top priority. But behind the scenes, managing the financial health of your practice is just as critical to ensure long-term success. One of the most effective ways to … Read more…
by Keegan O’Brien, CPA
Watch the replay: “Employment Law Updates for 2025” Webinar
Join the Jones & Roth Healthcare Advisors in this online presentation about updates to employment laws and issues that matter most to healthcare clinics. Attorney Jaclyn K. Rudebeck shares overall best practices in employment law for healthcare practices, trends, and … Read more…
by Nicole McOmber, CPA
2025 Retirement Plan Contribution Limits, Phase-Out Ranges, and Income Limits
The IRS has released 2025 inflation-adjusted contribution limits, phase-out ranges, and income limits for various retirement accounts. (IRS Notice 2024-80) Contribution Limits 401(k), 403(b), and most 457 plans — For 2025, the amount an individual can contribute to a 401(k), … Read more…
by Mark Reynolds, CPA
The Sequence of Returns
What exactly is the “sequence of returns”? The phrase describes the yearly variation in an investment portfolio’s rate of return. But what kind of impact do these deviations from the average return have on a portfolio’s final value? Let’s take … Read more…
by Bryan Decker, CFP®
Staffing Trends to Be Aware of for 2025
Practice owners know that retention challenges, salary inflation, and rising employee expectations have been increasingly difficult to manage. According to the 2024 DentalPost Dental Salary Survey, salaries rose by 11% for hygienists and office staff. However, nearly 45% of those … Read more…
by Jordan Dawley, CPA
Digital transformation is for construction businesses, too
It may sound like something out of a blockbuster science fiction movie: digital transformation. Yet, it’s a very real trend in many industries, including construction. The term refers to a business’s conscious effort to integrate digital technology into every area … Read more…
by Carrie Fortier, CPA
Jones & Roth Welcomes Jordan Dawley, CPA, as Newest Partner
Bend, OR (January 27, 2025) — Jones & Roth, a top 300 CPA and consulting firm, is pleased to announce the promotion of Jordan Dawley, CPA to Partner effective January 1, 2025. Jordan is a leader in Jones & Roth’s … Read more…
by Jeremy Prickel, CPA
Finding the Right Audit Firm for your ESOP
There are over 70,000 retirement plans audited in the US by CPA firms every year. The vast majority of these take the form of the traditional 401(k) plan, and over 3,500 audit firms in the US perform these audits. A … Read more…
by Evan Dickens, CPA