Many doctors at some point in their career will work in a self employed capacity either as their main source of income or separate to their main role.
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Tax can already be confusing enough but if you locum there are some extra things to think about to ensure…
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Inheritance Tax is (allegedly) consistently voted as the UK’s “most hated tax”. If you are at the stage in your life where you are thinking about Inheritance Tax planning you may be wondering if there is anything you can do to minimise the inheritance tax bill that your loved ones will pay on your estate when you die.
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What tax deductible expenses can doctors claim? What legitimate options do doctors have to save tax? Here are 10 potential…
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You will already know that the main income tax rates in the England, Wales, and Northern Ireland are 20%, 40%…
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As a healthcare professional, your skills and commitment are crucial to your patients’ wellbeing. But alongside your demanding career, managing your finances can become quite complex – covering everything from maximising your earning potential to planning for retirement and securing your estate.
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The rates at which we pay income tax in the UK are well known (20%, 40% and 45% in England,…
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A recent survey of over 6,100 doctors in the UK has shed light on the financial landscape for medical professionals, revealing significant opportunities for improvement in personal finance management. The “State of Medics Money 2025” report, authored by me, highlights key areas where doctors can enhance their financial well-being and security.
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Summary Changes from April 2025 include: An increase in Employer’s National Insurance Contributions to 15% with the starting threshold salary,…
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This does not constitute advice. Professional advice should be taken prior to acting on any part of it. Dental and…
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