Buying a pharmacy? Here's what you need to know about depreciation and amortization.
Scotty W. Sykes, CPA, CGMA
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Articles by Scotty W. Sykes, CPA, CGMA
With tight margins, DIR fees, generic effective rate fees, and the delay in receiving third-party reimbursements, it’s easy to find yourself faced with cash flow pressures.
Pharmacies now may switch from accrual to cash accounting.
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