Why offshore isn’t such a dirty word
Perhaps popular culture dislikes offshore financial arrangements because people can remember all those peers in the house of Lords who enjoy non-dom status. …
Why we’re OK about not being NASDAL accountants
On the face of it, it makes sense to go for this option if you’re a dentist. …
Is your accountant working for the taxman?
If you’ve ever struggled to understand your tax bill please take comfort in the fact that it’s not you, it’s the taxman. …
Do dentists have a risk problem?
You could say real answers come from examining our inner life, not databases, but a funny thing happened after I wrote that blog, and I’m sure it proves my hunch that dentists do, on the whole, tend to be risk averse. …
Think times are tough? Wait till 2020
What I’m trying to describe is something that almost everyone in this country does. …
Why are dentists so time poor?
Very often I find it hard to catch up with my clients on matters that I know they find important — big things like the numbers. …
The great pension scandal
I happened to be chatting to my father in law about Sir Philip Green the other day when I discovered that the subject aroused negative feelings in the man. …
Reap £25k of tax savings on £100k
It takes money to make money and today, thanks to ever stricter rules on tax planning, the same is true with your tax strategy. Increasingly, tactics only work if you have cash at your disposal. …
Are you a fool or a unicorn?
Why? Things like social status, internalised self worth and living in an insular environment where competition among dentists for the best post grad garlands matters more than income. …
What is an Unfunded Pension Contribution?
Many recent rules are tightening tax relief on pension contributions but this can still be an advantageous method. …
Why do we need to own everything?
If you live in the UK there can be only one answer. If there’s such a thing as a British dream, it’s to own the roof over your head; or as many roofs as possible. …
What’s so bad about uncertainty?
It’s clear much of the outcry after the Brexit vote on June 23 has been about the potential economic instability ahead. …
Stop chasing worse returns
This week NatWest told its business customers they may be charged for making deposits, so we’re witnessing the first time negative interest rates ever became a real concern in Britain. …
50% deal or buy your own practice?
However much better it sounds in your own head or when you’re introducing yourself at parties, there’s no intrinsic benefit to being a practice owner over working in a good associate deal. …
How to retire five years earlier
Here’s a little thought experiment that might mean you can retire five years earlier: drive a Korean car instead of a German one. …
How low interest rates could ruin your retirement plans
I wanted to share with you just how important it is to consider your retirement and how low interest rates could affect your current plans. …
Do you want to gain a wealth advantage?
Remember that time you spent 45 minutes in the middle of a work day trying to get the cable for the screen in the staff room to work? …
This is the best of times and the worst of times
Do we live in better or worse times than our parents? You never used to hear that asked, but now you do. …
