Becoming a dental associate after graduation Starting your career as a dental associate is an exciting step, but it also comes with important financial, tax, and contractual responsibilities. Our dedicated Healthcare department specialises in dental accounting, supporting newly qualified graduates through every stage of this transition, helping them avoid common […]
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I’m a new dentist: Do I need an accountant? You’ve finally done it – after years of study, exams, and clinical placements, you’re now a fully qualified dental associate. It’s an exciting milestone and the start of a rewarding career. But as you take this next step, you might be […]
Key takeaways from the AISMA 2025 Conference for GPs and Practice Managers As AISMA members, one of the highlights of the year, is for our team to attend the annual AISMA conference, stay ahead of the latest changes in the sector, and bring back valuable insight for our clients. This […]
Understanding Business Rates Letters for Dentists: A Guide for Practice Owners As a dentist running your own practice, managing costs and ensuring your business remains profitable is essential. One of the financial aspects that can sometimes be overlooked is business rates. Business rates, also known as non-domestic rates, are taxes […]
Following the AISMA conference (Association Independent Specialist Medical Accountants) the healthcare team at Robson Laidler have pulled together the key areas and latest financial updates that our healthcare professionals should be aware of: NHS pension problems We know that your pension is always on your mind due to the […]
Here is a quick start guide to what expenses you can claim as a dental associate: Professional Subscriptions: Professional Indemnity – MPS, MDU, DDU, etc. General Dental Council ICO Royal College of Surgeons Dental magazine subscriptions Training: Training courses that help you: Improve skills and knowledge you currently use […]
The British Dental Association (BDA) has warned that there needs to be a fundamental reform of NHS dentistry to address the current exodus of dentists from the service and the crisis in patient access. Thousands of dentists have left the NHS since Covid lockdowns, with almost half of dentists in […]
The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has confirmed that GP practices will receive no additional funding to cover recommended pay rises for salaried GPs and other practice staff, a decision that could cost the average practice up to £40,000. The DHSC announcement follows a recommendation by the Review […]
High earning NHS workers, including GPs and practice manager partners, could face a £33,000 tax bill due to the way inflation is applied to their pension. The Government has rejected a call from the Association of Independent Specialist Medical Accountants (AISMA) to repeat the 2019/20 compensation scheme, which protected NHS […]
An announcement on the General Practice Pay Transparency issued by NHS England, confirms that GPs no longer need to disclose their earnings : “Last year the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care confirmed that the implementation of general practice pay transparency was delayed until 2022. Amendments to the […]
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