Qualified Accountant

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Medical profession

Medical profession

The medical profession faces many complex industry-specific accounting and tax issues, and it is important to have in place robust systems for managing your finances and your practice. 
Medical consultants are working longer and harder than ever before, but often for less income.
At Qualified Accountant, we work with a range of medical professionals, including:

 

Medical professionals face four key ‘Tax Traps’:
    1. ‘Tax trap’ one is that many are under claiming on their expenses because they are not aware of exactly what they can claim for. Simple things like mileage logs, satellite navigation systems and medical equipment are being overlooked.
    2. The second ‘Tax Trap’ relates to the loss of tax relief on pension contributions, meaning that when individuals contribute into a private pension, their relief is not being maximised.
    3. The third ‘Tax Trap’ is that medical professionals are often overpaying national insurance, due to complexities surrounding their employment status.
    4. ‘Tax Trap’ four relates to the complex area of VAT. For example, for health care practices and locum doctors, it can be difficult to determine when VAT is chargeable, and whether it is chargeable at the full or partial rates.
These four dominant problems can have a significant impact on an individual’s disposable income and the health of their finances.
But Qualified Accountant has the solution to your concerns: our knowledge and tax expertise, coupled with modern digital cloud-based technology enables medical professionals to maximise their tax savings and time!
At Qualified Accountant we work around your busy schedule, helping to save you time and tax and ensuring that you make the most of your finances.

 Switching to us is easy!

If you’re looking to transfer to us from your existing accountant, we can take care of everything for you.

Simply fill in our contact form, and we will get in touch to discuss your needs.

We will then put together a service plan, and request some information about your business.

After this, we will contact your accountant and arrange the transfer on your behalf!