Supporting you at the next stage of your career
With decades of experience, we’re experts in supporting dentists as they move into the next stage of their career as Associates. We’re here to guide you as you develop your dental career, helping to advise on all matters of Practice planning, tax and accountancy.
Financial advice for Associate Dentists
As well as preparing your annual accounts and tax return, we’ll also ensure that you claim all relevant business expenses and look at opportunities to keep your tax bills as low as possible. To make this a hassle-free process come year-end, we’ll get you set up with our bookkeeping app so you can submit your income and expenses to us throughout the year.
Our NHS pension experts will also be able to advise you your net pensionable earnings, check that the practice has been deducting the correct NHS pension contributions from you throughout the year and advise you on how to change your deductions if you are not paying the appropriate amount.
Advice on buying a Practice
As you look to further your career in the dental industry, we know that buying a Practice is something you might be thinking about. We can carry out valuations and cashflow projections for your desired Practice. If you make an offer and it is accepted, we can help you with obtaining finance for the Practice, advise on the best business structure for you and recommend specialist dental solicitors who can help you with the buying process.
Practice planning advice
Advice on incorporation of your business
If you’re a private dentist with little or no NHS dentistry income, we can advise you on whether incorporation is right for you. If you are a mixed fee dentist, we can also give detailed advice on your business structure.
Advice on maternity leave
If you’re planning to start a family and want to understand the financial impacts of maternity leave, we can advise on how to claim your NHS maternity pay, check that you will be receiving the correct level of maternity pay and look at your payments on account for tax so you aren’t stretching your cash flow.
