ADA asks Congress to prevent tax hike on dentists: 4 things to know
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ADA asks Congress to prevent tax hike on dentists: 4 things to know

ADA asks Congress to prevent tax hike on dentists: 4 things to know

The American Dental Association is urging members of Congress to oppose a provision in a recently advanced tax bill that would harm dentists, according to a May 16 news release from the ADA. 

Here are four notes for dentists:

  1. The House Ways and Means Committee advanced a tax bill that includes a provision to get rid of federal deductibility for state-level pass-through entity taxes by certain professions, including dentists.
  2. Dentists who own or are partners in practices structured as S corporations or partnerships would be subject to tax increases. 
  3. About 30% of dentists across the U.S. would be negatively impacted by the provision. 
  4. According to the ADA, the provision could jeopardize the reinvestment into dental staffing, technology and patient care.
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