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When To Revisit Your Business Structure

The setup that fit at $300K in profit often stops fitting at $700K. Serving endodontists in Virginia, DC, and Maryland.

Your entity was likely chosen once and never looked at again. As profit grows, the math changes.

The right structure affects payroll tax, retirement options, and how a future sale is taxed.

A yearly review against your current income is cheap. Unwinding a stale choice after years is not.

In Virginia, a flat top income tax rate and no separate capital gains surtax make the timing of a sale simpler than across the river, but the planning still has to happen before the sale year, not during it.

Key takeaways
  • Structure that fit early may not fit now.
  • It affects payroll tax, retirement, and sale tax.
  • Review it yearly against current income.
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