CPA for Dentists

Your patients count on you for healthy smiles. Count on us for a healthy financial future.
Your expertise is in creating healthy smiles—ours is in keeping your practice financially strong. At Chaumont CPA Firm, we help dentists like you reduce tax burdens, manage overhead, and optimize profits so you can focus on your patients.

Accounting & Tax Solutions for Dentists

Our team understands the financial complexities of running a dental practice and offers customized solutions to keep you on track.

Tax Planning & Strategy

Maximize deductions on equipment, office renovations, and continuing education while staying compliant.

Financial Reporting & Profit Analysis

Get clear, actionable insights into your practice’s financial health to increase profitability.

Payroll & Expense Management

Streamline payroll processing and control overhead costs without the hassle.

Retirement & Succession Planning

Whether you’re planning to expand or transition out of your practice, we’ll help you prepare financially.

Why Dentists Work With Us

We have experience working with dental professionals and understand the industry’s unique financial challenges, from insurance reimbursements to patient billing. Our proactive approach helps you build a practice that’s financially stable and set up for long-term success.

Let’s discuss how we can support your dental practice.

Can Investors Use Losses To Lower Capital Gains Federal Tax?

Key TakeawaysYou can sell losing investments to realize a capital loss that offsets taxable gains. If your losses exceed gains, you can deduct up to $3,000 against ordinary income ($1,500 if married filing separately). Unused losses carry forward...

Allison Chaumont’s Perspective: What Are The Most Important Cybersecurity Measures for Small Businesses?

Key Takeaways Create a written data protection policy. Every employee should know the rules for handling sensitive data. Back up data regularly with secure cloud services or encrypted physical backups. Encrypt everything so stolen data is useless to...

Can End-Of-The-Year Giving Mean Tax Deductions For My Business?

Key TakeawaysWhen your business gives back, make sure it’s documented correctly so your tax professional can secure any potential tax benefits.  Charitable contributions to qualified 501(c)(3) organizations can be deductible. Marketing-related giving...

The Work Opportunity Tax Credit: Year-End Hiring Benefit for Businesses

Key TakeawaysYes, the WOTC applies if you hire someone before December 31, 2025.  You must submit IRS Form 8850 to your State Workforce Agency (SWA) within 28 days of the new employee’s start date. The potential tax savings can be worth up to $2,400 per...

Why Cash Flow Management Is Important At Year-End in Your Business

Key Takeaways Profit doesn’t equal liquidity: You can look great on paper (i.e., profitable) and still run out of cash. Year-end cash flow management is about accelerating what comes in and strategically optimizing (delaying) what goes out (legally, of...

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Changing Your Business Entity Means Smarter Profits, Owners

Quick Summary: Could Changing My Business Entity Mean Smarter Profits?If you’re a Sole Proprietor or single-member LLC, you’re likely paying a hefty 15.3% Self-Employment (SE) tax on 100% of your profit. Electing S-Corp status splits your income between...

Smart Accounting For Small Businesses in 2025

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Could Payroll Errors Be Putting Your Business at Risk?

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Running employee payroll is more than cutting checks—it requires accurate reporting, timely tax deposits, and constant compliance with changing laws. Working with professional payroll processing companies helps protect your business, your employees, and your time.
Outsource payroll with confidence and gain peace of mind knowing every filing, report, and deadline is handled correctly.