“I have been a client of Figurit for nearly 15 years. I was first introduced to Michael Lansdell when incorporating my dental practice and he and his team have looked after me through this entire period with the utmost professionalism. Michael is obviously excellent at what he does. As well as consistent service, Michael and his team, Louis, Chloe, Katie and the others add a human element and almost family-like support. They are not only there during the good times. During the global recession during 2008-2011 and the recent COVID-19 global lockdown, they have provided reassuring and diligent support at a time when it might have been easy to panic. I am indebted to them for their pro-active advice and generosity of time and rapid personal support as if I were their only client. I would wholeheartedly recommend Figurit to any practice owners who require a dedicated dental accounting team to look after their best interests, and am very grateful to them for their advice and guidance over the years”
Dr Koray Feran - Clinical Director and Principal Dental Surgeon
From 1 October 2014, there have been changes to the set National Minimum Wage. For workers over 21, the hourly rate has been increased to £6.50 an hour.
Medical and practice equipment, motor vehicles, fixtures and fittings and IT equipment may not get offset directly against your income as tax relief in the year of purchase.
By now, you and any employees should have received a tax refund from HMRC for any overpayments in PAYE tax last year. Reconciliations began in June and were expected to end in mid September.
From 1 September 2014, HMRC advisory fuel rates have changed. For 1 month either side, employers may use the old rate or the new rate, whichever they prefer. So, what are the new rates?