Accountants for dentists, doctors and private practitioners.
Accounts, tax and practice finance for associate dentists, practice owners, locum doctors and private clinicians — including NHS pension and VAT questions.
Your industry
What we see in your sector
Associate or practice owner
Self‑employed income, expenses and payments on account.
NHS and private work
Different income streams and pension rules.
VAT on treatments
Most medical care is exempt, but not every service.
Buying or growing a practice
Finance, structure and forecasts.
What’s included
Finance for clinical professionals
We handle the tax and reporting so you can focus on patients, and plan ahead for big decisions.
- Self Assessment for associates and locums
- Practice accounts and payroll
- NHS pension considerations
- VAT review of treatments and products
- Practice purchase and finance support
- Limited company advice for private work
How it works
How we get started
01
Free consultation
We talk through your business, what you need and what isn’t working today.
02
Clear proposal
A written proposal with the scope and monthly fee agreed before we start.
03
Set‑up and training
We set up your cloud software and show you how to use it.
04
Regular reviews
Monthly or quarterly reviews to talk through your numbers and next steps.
He is extremely knowledgeable on all things tax and accounting, as well as hardworking and friendly.
Alex M
When is the Self Assessment deadline?
Online returns are due by 31 January after the end of the tax year, which is also when any tax you owe must be paid. Paper returns are due by 31 October.
Do dental and medical treatments include VAT?
Most medical and dental care is exempt from VAT, but some services, such as purely cosmetic treatments, can be standard‑rated. We review what you offer.
Talk to an accountant who knows your sector
Book a free consultation. We’ll look at your numbers and tell you where we can help.