We support GP and medical practices with a full range of accountancy and advisory services. We are able to provide expert advice tailored specifically for the medical sector - from financial performance management and bookkeeping to tax planning advice, forecasts, cash flows and profit injections.
Our specialist healthcare team understand the critical financial challenges surrounding the medical sector, therefore we also provide an extensive and thorough payroll service to assist with all your financial demands.
Whether it is the tax bill that gives you a headache or the tedious recording of financial data that takes you away from growing your business, let us take the strain with our tax services and cloud accounting solutions.
We can tailor our services to fit your unique requests, we can assist you with:
Duncan & Toplis are on hand to make your healthcare finances a little less stressful.
Through our AISMA membership we're part of a UK network of over 75 businesses providing expert advice to medical practices, sessional GPs and hospital doctors.
You can download the associations helpful 10-part tutorial for Practice Index here.
From GP surgeries and pharmacies to dental practices, increasing registrations requires investment which may not be manageable without a healthy cash flow, but is essential in meeting the needs of your patients.
Our experts can review your cash flow and suggest suitable lenders to ensure your practice can make investments when they are needed.
Book your free access to finance consultation today!
A reminder to GPs and GP practices that the temporary increase to the Annual Investment Allowance (AIA) comes to an end on 31 December 2020.
In response to COVID-19, new changes have been announced for the Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF). GPs across the UK must now implement these updates to reflect the impact of coronavirus on the health service.
As the main point of contact for general healthcare the role of GPs is more important than ever during the coronavirus pandemic.
Head of Healthcare, Kay Botley has analysed some of the most significant announcements on the day of Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s first budget to explain what it means for GP surgeries.
Should a locum doctor be taxed in the same way as an employee? This is the central question concerning locum urologist George Mantides, who worked at the Royal Berkshire Hospital and Medway Maritime Hospital, who’s just partially won an important tribunal ruling.
In a time of rising cost pressures and patient demands, it’s not surprising that the healthcare sector needs to find new ways to save on resources.