This article is written as a guide for self-employed dentists to claim tax relief on their training costs. A self-employed dentist could be an associate or principal working as a sole trader, partnership, or limited liability partnership. Self-employed dentists do not include a dentist who is a director in their own company or a dentist…
The BUDGET 2024 falls on Wednesday, March 6th, and is crucial for accountants and tax advisers like us. Having observed several budgets throughout the years, on budget day, this is typically what we do at SmallBiz Accounts: Once we have thoroughly examined the ‘devil in the details’, we will release the Budget News 2024 for…
When the income of self-employed dentists and employed dentists surpasses £100,000, they find themselves subject to a marginal tax rate of 60% and 63% in Scotland. This occurs because their tax-free personal allowance starts to diminish, resulting in a 50% increase in their tax rates. This increase can be offset by making a pension contribution.…