Articles in the press
Articles written for the dental press
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26 Jul 2010
The following article appeared in the Dental Tribune recently and I thought it neatly summarised some of the options available to dentists with regards to how they can structure their business. read more »
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5 May 2010
Michael Lansdell wrote an interesting article in the Dental Tribune this week and has kindly agreed to allow me to re-produce it here. read more »
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9 Mar 2010
Dentists are often advised to buy freehold rather than lease premises but it can be even more effective from a tax point of view if the property is actually purchased by your personal pension scheme. read more »
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9 Mar 2010
With the 50% tax on higher earners, a significant number of dentists are either in this category (£130,000 plus pa) or aspiring to be, and therefore need as much information as possible to reduce their tax bills. read more »
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9 Mar 2010
Dental professionals considering setting up, owning and running their own dental business should of taken advantage of the expertise of several figures who have a wealth of knowledge on the process to share, from a banking, finance and legal perspective. read more »
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9 Mar 2010
In today’s society being debt-free is rare. Ensuring adequate cover to meet the demands of a credit-laden life is therefore essential. It’s common for practitioners to take out multiple policies to meet their requirements in times of adversity, with Life Assurance and Income Protection being two universal options. An alternative that should be considered is Critical Insurance (CI). read more »
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9 Mar 2010
Viewed by many as an invaluable safety net, income protection can provide financial security for yourself, your family and your business if you are forced to stop working. read more »
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9 Mar 2010
During the current economic climate, property prices are fluctuating greatly, with average market prices rising and falling with more regularity that a dental chair. read more »
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9 Mar 2010
For the untrained eye, the stock market may appear too volatile an ocean for novice investors to dip their toes into these days. Of course, the rewards that smart investing can bring are often astounding but for those of us who cannot swim, the losses are equally as impressive. read more »
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8 Mar 2010
Buying a freehold dental practice through your Self Invested Pension
Dentists are often advised to buy freehold rather than lease premises but it can be even more effective from a tax point of view if the property is actually purchased by your personal pension scheme. read more »
