Dentists Who Invest Podcast Sole Trader Vs Ltd Company For Dentists In 2024 with Mike Bryan DWI-EP289
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Unlock the secrets to navigating the complex tax landscape for dentists with insights from Mike Bryan, a leading accountant specializing in dental practices. In this episode, we promise to demystify the advantages and pitfalls of operating as a limited company versus a sole trader, especially in light of recent tax changes. Mike takes us on a journey through the history of limited companies in dentistry, starting with the 2006 government decision that initially provided tax benefits, to the more recent changes in dividend and corporation tax that have shifted the financial advantages.
Through real-life scenarios and practical advice, we explore how significant life events, such as purchasing a home or supporting a family, can influence your financial decisions as a dental professional. Discover when incorporation might be beneficial, like leveraging a lower-earning spouse or investing in electric vehicles and property. Learn the importance of regular financial reassessments and how increased private pension contributions could be a game-changer for sole traders. Tune in for a thoughtful discussion that underscores the dynamic nature of career trajectories and financial needs in the dental profession.
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