Finovra/Industries/Dentists & aesthetics
Who we work withAccounting for dental and aesthetic practices.
Self-employed associate arrangements, VAT on cosmetic treatment, multi-surgery reporting, and lab costs tracked properly rather than lumped into one figure.
What we handle
The detail that matters here.
- Cosmetic treatment and VAT.Treatment carried out for a therapeutic purpose is generally exempt. Purely cosmetic work generally is not. Practices offering both need to be able to evidence the distinction, and most cannot.
- Associate arrangements.The long-standing treatment of dental associates as self-employed rests on how the arrangement actually operates. It is worth reviewing rather than assuming.
- Lab costs, properly tracked.Lab work charged to the practice and recharged to patients needs to be visible per surgery and per clinician, not buried in a single annual figure.
- Multi-surgery reporting.If you run more than one site, you need to know which one makes money. Consolidated figures hide exactly that.
- Equipment and capital allowances.Chairs, scanners and fit-outs are substantial purchases. The timing and the treatment both matter.
A practice doing both NHS and private, therapeutic and cosmetic, is running four different tax positions at once.
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