Healthcare
Looking after Healthcare finances
Healthcare comprises many specialist sectors and specialist professions and as you would expect, it is also heavily regulated, not only from a professional perspective but also from a financial perspective. There is guidance from the Department of Health and from CIPFA, there are rules about Doctors expenses and Doctor and Dentist remunerations.
You may be operating in the medical profession as a hospital consultant, dentist or pharmacist, or you could be running a group of care homes. However, you may be involved in the healthcare sector, you can be sure that are very specific accounting and tax needs that will need to be understood and addressed in a timely manner and on a regular basis.
Cartwrights specialist team will take the pain out of managing your finances, and through our knowledge and expertise we will help you to minimise your tax bill and make the most of your income.
Cartwrights has been providing complete accountancy and taxation services to members of the healthcare profession including hospital consultants, dentists, pharmacists and care homes for many years and has extensive experience in the sector.
Our advice covers many areas including:
• Annual accounts
• Bookkeeping and accounting systems
• Budgeting, forecasting and cashflow
• Personal and Business self assessment
• VAT advice
• Tax mitigation
• General business advice
By implementing the correct financial systems for you and your organisation, we can ease the burden of financial regulations, freeing your time so are able to concentrate on what you do best!
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