Key resources for Healthcare Community members.
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Government guidance for businesses explaining five actions they should take now, along with links to detailed sector-specific information. The guide covers the aerospace, automotive, chemicals, construction, consumer goods, electronics and machinery, life sciences, metals and materials, professional and business services, and retail sectors.
This page contains a list of externally produced resources which consider the impact of the decision to leave the EU on individual industry sectors. The selection includes reports on potential issues/opportunities, forecasts and studies on related issues.
Dental practices in England were able to re-open on 8 June 2020, following appropriate risk assessments to ensure the safety of staff and patients.
Advice for dental practices, dental associates and self-employed dental therapists/hygienists during the coronavirus pandemic.
Since the last dental update in July 2018, there have been a number of continuing issues in the dental sector that members should be aware of.
Update on the hot topic of the employment status of associate dentists.
After delays due to COVID 19, the New to Partnership Payment Scheme is open for applications from 1 July 2020.
Claire Hebdige, Dodd & Co Chartered Accountants, looks at measures announced in the 2020 Budget, which are aimed at limiting the effects of pensions tax charges on senior NHS staff.
Shirley Whittle, Lentells, explains how disease prevalence affects Qualities and Outcomes Framework (QuOF) income in England and Quality Assurance and Improvement Framework (QAIF) in Wales.
Michael Butler explains why M&A in the care home sector is important right now.
Greater funding into PCN's means that a number of issues need to be considered when advising clients.
Since the introduction of RTI the required year end payroll tasks are now much less of a burden.
Lockdown brought many immediate challenges when we were no longer able to meet or transact physically.
All businesses will need to take lessons learned over the last few weeks into their future and our GP Practice clients, and Primary Care as a wider spectrum, will be no exception to this. So, what can we advise them to help the thought process on the financial aspects?
A response from the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) relating to a consultation process.
Although the 2020 COVID-19 Life Assurance Scheme (which awards a death lump sum of £60k) is separate to the NHSPS it is being administered by them. In the sad event that any of your clients should die and may qualify for the 2020 COVID-19 Life Assurance Scheme they have a dedicated email address for any queries.
Advice for dental practices, dental associates and self-employed dental therapists/hygienists during the coronavirus pandemic.
We ask a panel of experts whether privatisation is the only possible future for healthcare
Access pension forms for GPs through the NHS Business Services Authority website.
A reminder of pension annualisation changes which apply from 1 April 2019
Making Tax Digital (MTD) was first talked about almost five years ago now by HMRC as they believe avoidable mistakes by the taxpayer is costing the Exchequer billions each year. In fact, they have estimated this figure at £8.5 billion in the 2018/19 tax year alone.
You may have seen a recent announcement by HMRC that a temporary zero-rate of VAT has been introduced for the supply of PPE. This is directly relevant to suppliers of PPE and to their customers who typically will be unable to recover any VAT charged on the purchase of the equipment.
Over the last few weeks tax issues relating to PCN’s have continued to be the subject of much discussion.
What is the future of taper?
The ICAEW Library & Information Service has compiled a series of industry guides. You'll find a package of information on each sector, including links to market research reports, statistics, trade bodies and trade journals.
Guide to researching the residential care and community care industries. Quick links to trends, forecasts, market research, regulations, statistics and useful organisations.
Guide to researching dentists and the dental industry. Quick links to trends, forecasts, market research, regulations, statistics and useful organisations.
Guide to researching the healthcare industry, including medical practices, other healthcare practitioners and support services. Quick links to trends, forecasts, market research, regulations, statistics and useful organisations.
Guide to researching the ophthalmic and optical services industry. Quick links to trends, forecasts, market research, regulations, statistics and useful organisations.
Guide to researching the drugs and pharmaceuticals industry. Quick links to trends, forecasts, market research, regulations, statistics and useful organisations.
Guide to researching pharmacies including quick links to trends, forecasts, market research, regulations, statistics and useful organisations.
The Library & Information Service provides access to industry profiles and market reports as a benefit of ICAEW membership. See our Industry guides for a more comprehensive selection of market research resources for the care industry, dental industry, healthcare, opticians and optometrists, pharmaceutical industry and pharmacies. If you are unable to access a report, please see our Online resources troubleshooting or contact library@icaew.com
Annual MarketLine UK pharmaceuticals industry profile covering the market size, competitive landscape and forecast data for market performance.
Annual MarketLine UK health care equipment and supplies industry profile covering the market size, competitive landscape and forecast data for market performance.
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This book is to provide GPs with a straightforward and clear explanation of what makes up their practice accounts and what they should expect to see. It also explains how the figures interact and should be interpreted. It looks at the medical practice from a business perspective to help GPs understand the commercial aspects of their medical activity. Additionally, the book includes explanations of how the UK tax system applies to GPs and considers relevant aspects of the NHS Pension Scheme.
This chapter covers the schemes, reliefs and special rules pertaining to classes of taxpayers not covered elsewhere in this work. This includes the Construction Industry Scheme and rules for small businesses, charities and organisations of various types.
Whether striving to protect citizens from the ravages of financial fraud, climate change, inadequate health care, or the risks of the emerging sharing economy, regulators are often tasked with seemingly impossible missions and even competing mandates.
A guide to financial and legal issues for GPs and managers of medical practices.
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Intended for use by GPs, practice managers and accountants, this book covers topics including employment and self-employment, tax saving measures, consultants earnings from private practice, pension contributions, IR35 and types of contracts.
A straightforward and clear guide to accounts for GPs. Chapters are: introduction to practice accounts; profit and loss account; balance sheet; profit allocation; fixed assets; capital and current accounts; specialist medical accounts; how GPs get paid; taxation; and NHS pension scheme.
This book guides the reader through the extensive and apparently contradictory case law on employment status. The special cases section includes information on the entertainment, sport and media sector, farming sector, legal sector and healthcare professionals.
This book helps identify all of the VAT issues relevant to the NHS and, in a logical analysis, explains these from an NHS compliance perspective and in relation to the organisational activities of the NHS.
Designed to give readers a solid grounding in - and practical understanding of - all aspects of NHS finance.
A short guide covering key points practitioners need to know about capital allowances.
Deloitte's 2021 Outlook reviews the current state of the global health care sector, exploring trends and issues impacting health care providers, governments and patients.
Accounting for the healthcare profession and NHS is a specialist area that requires expertise and an understanding of the industry. On this page you can access a range of articles, books and online resources providing quick links to practical guidance and background knowledge.
A PWC report based on interviews with NHS senior finance leaders, looking at how NHS organisations are planning to overcome current and emerging challenges arising from the pandemic.
KPMG global insights and practical advice to help healthcare leaders successfully adapt following the new challenges arising from COVID-19.
Gov.uk guidance on calculating the business profits of doctors and medical practitioners involved in a partnership.
A national programme designed to support those working in NHS finance. A range of free resources are available, including documents and reports, practical guidance, videos and webinars.
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