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Whether you are a GP partner facing an annual allowance charge, a locum working across several practices, or a consultant weighing up incorporating private work, tell us the position in the form. We read it, put it in front of one of our medical accountants who works with doctors, and they contact you.

Enquiries

Tell us about your position

Your role, how your income is structured and what is on your mind. The more concrete it is, the better the match.

  • Medical work onlyNHS pension, practice accounts and private practice
  • Read by a medical accountantYour enquiry goes to our accountants who work with doctors
  • One position, not threePractice, pension and personal return read together

Send an enquiry

Optional: a bit more detail (helps us prepare)

To answer your enquiry, your details may be shared with a firm from our specialist partner network who will contact you. If that firm is unable to help, your details may be passed to another firm in the network for the same purpose. By submitting this enquiry you confirm you understand this. See our Privacy Policy.

We store your details securely.

After you send it

What happens next

  1. 1

    We read your enquiry and put it in front of one of our medical accountants who works with doctors.

  2. 2

    If your position needs a different specialism, it is passed to a colleague here who covers it, and your details are handled as set out in our privacy policy.

  3. 3

    We contact you by phone or email. Scope, engagement and anything the work will cost are agreed with you before it starts.

How your details are handled, how many firms they can reach and how to opt out are all set out in our privacy policy. Sending an enquiry does not create a relationship with an accountant on its own, as our terms explain.

Typical subjects

Common enquiries

  • NHS Pension Annual Allowance

    Unexpected tax charges from pension growth, pension input amounts, tapering, carry forward and Scheme Pays elections.

  • Locum tax returns

    Self Assessment for locums working across multiple practices. Expense claims, payments on account, and planning for the bill.

  • Private practice incorporation

    Structuring private work through a limited company: corporation tax, profit extraction, the pensionable pay effect and ongoing compliance.

  • GP partnership accounts

    Partnership tax returns, profit allocation and financial reporting for GP practices, including NHS and private income reconciliation.

Not sure yet? The calculators and the guides are free to read, and about this site explains how the match works before you send anything.