Dentists Who Invest Podcast What The Autumn Statement Means For Dentists with David Hossein DWI-EP197
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Are you prepared for what the recent autumn statement changes mean for your tax deductions as a dentist? Wonder no more as David Hossmann, our dental accountant expert, and I, James, unravel the complexities of the budget, its objectives, and their implications for dentists. We tackle tax cuts for the self-employed, personal allowance increases, basic rate bands, and the newfound permanence of capital allowances for businesses investing in assets. While the budget may seem uninteresting, we provide enlightening insights into its clarity regarding tax deductions for dentists.
As we move into the second half of our discussion, we shift the spotlight to the changes in the national living wage and national insurance. We probe their potential effects on staff costs for dental practices and investigate the current state of the dental market. Listen in as we expose the increasing corporate ownership of a significant chunk of the dental market and share ethical strategies for dentists to minimize their tax bills. Plus, you'll gain access to a free ebook on the subject. So, whether you're a dentist looking to understand the financial landscape or merely interested in the dental industry, this episode is a goldmine of information.
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