LONDON, England: A new national campaign led by ORDO is urging the UK government to abolish the so-called “tooth tax” by removing VAT from children’s
Four in five UK parents believe oral hygiene products should be exempt from value added tax (VAT), according to a new campaign. Half of the
Sarah Buxton explains the processes that HMRC uses to determine employment status and discusses if it is worth being self-employed. Practice owners are currently being
Wesleyan Financial Services shares the key changes to pension allowances that have come into effect in the 2023/24 tax year and what this means for
Simon Cosgrove, specialist financial adviser at Wesleyan Financial Services, shares how some out-of-the-box financial planning can help you manage some of your tax liability on
As we approach the end of the tax year on 5 April 2022, Thomas Dickson reveals how to save money by significantly reducing your tax
Shoaib Khan explores the tax questions and considerations when one is selling a dental practice. Not many dentists would have set up a practice with
Shoaib Khan discusses the tax issues involved with the process of buying a dental practice. In the previous two articles of the series, we discussed
Shoaib Khan explores the tax questions associated with both self-employed dentists and those working for limited companies. September is usually the time of the year
Dentists need to stay vigilant with their tax affairs in light of COVID-19 relief schemes. This is according to the latest advice from NASDAL (National
Sophie Kwiatkowski shares her advice on how and when to start planning to lower your tax bill for the next tax year As an associate
Dental and Medical Financial Services gives some last minute ways you can save on tax. Saving tax is typically high on the agenda for all dentists
