How technology can improve your pharmacy’s efficiency—and make your life easier
If you are still doing things the same way you were 10 or 15 years ago, chances are your dispensary is behind the times. And you might very well be making your life – and your pharmacy’s operations – more difficult than they need to be.
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11/11/2024
Tips for pharmacists to lend money to your kids the right way
Many pharmacy owners have the means and the desire to loan money to their children for a variety of good reasons. This post considers some of the pitfalls you may wish to consider. We encourage you, as pharmacy owners, to speak with your accountant and estate lawyer before loaning money to your children. You’ll be glad you did!
11/5/2024
5 year-end tax tips for pharmacists
Every investor likely has specific circumstances and situations that may limit utilization of some of these year-end tax tips. It’s best to check with your accountant first before making any tax-related changes. You have plenty of time before the year end to take action, so get cracking…unless you actually enjoy paying taxes!
7/23/2024
6 accounting issues pharmacist-owners face when selling
There are good business reasons to adopt sound accounting practices. Detailed, exact books can help you assess your pharmacy’s financial performance and find areas of strength, weakness, opportunity and risk. They also make your life a lot easier when you have to deal with regulators, tax authorities or financial institutions. But they are absolutely essential when you want to sell your business for a good price.
