How much time are you spending running your practice, as opposed to caring for your patients?

The accountancy needs of a medical practice are unique in the business world. The practice will be run as a business, but the principal source of income into the practice will be public money from the NHS. This creates two pressures on busy Health Professionals, to run their practice in an efficient and fiscally prudent manner, and also to satisfy NHS requirements to track and manage expenditure, while applying for and obtaining funding.

Jardines understand medical practices and can help you to release your valuable time to do what you know best - look after your patients!

We aim to supply a first class accountancy service to the medical profession. With the new GMS contact and changes to the NHS Superannuation scheme, the need for a specialist accountant who understands your business is greater than ever.

We specialise in providing Medical Accounting and Taxation Advice to medical professionals including:

Consultant Anaesthetists
Consultant Surgeons
Dental Associates
Dentists
Doctors
Implantologists
Maxillofacial Trainees
Medical Contultants
Nurses
Ophthalmologists
Psychiatrists

Useful Dates

19th May 2009 End of year return P35 due for clients operating a payroll scheme

31st May 2009 Last day to send employees P60's for clients operating a payroll

6th July 2009 P11d, P11d(b) and P9d due for clients with employees who receive 'benefits in kind'

19th July 2009 National Insurance due on any 'benefits in kind' for employees of clients

31st July 2009 second payment on account due for year ended 5th April 2009

31st October 2009 deadline for paper submission of tax return for the year ended 5th April 2009

31st January 2010 deadline for electronic submission of tax return for the year ended 5th April 2009 together with payment of outstanding tax.

31st July 2010 second payment on account for the year ended 5th April 2010