Financial changes dentists can’t afford to ignore in 2027
Financial changes dentists can’t afford to ignore in 2027
With major tax changes on the horizon, 2027 could have a lasting impact on dentists' finances, practices and future plans.
Join Wesleyan's experts as they unpack the key developments affecting the profession, including proposed changes to pensions and inheritance tax, increases to property, savings and dividend tax rates, and what these could mean for practice profits and personal wealth. They will also explore why retaining capital within a limited company may become a more tax-efficient option for many practice owners.
Looking ahead, the webinar will discuss the future of dentistry and the potential impact on NHS and private practice models, practice valuations and long-term financial planning. Discover the actions dentists can take now to protect their financial position, maximise opportunities and prepare for future transitions, including retirement and exit planning.
Don't miss this opportunity to understand what's changing and how to position yourself and your practice for the years ahead.
Learning outcomes
- Gain practical insights to help make informed financial and business decisions for 2027 and beyond
- Understand the key financial and regulatory changes affecting dentists in 2027
- Recognise how pensions and inheritance tax changes may affect their long-term financial plans
- Identify the potential implications of property, savings and dividend tax increases on personal and practice finances
- Evaluate whether retaining profits within a limited company could be a more tax-efficient strategy
- Assess the potential impact of these changes on the future value and structure of their practice.
Speaker: Scott Wilson
As a specialist dental financial adviser at Wesleyan Financial Services, Scott has spent his career helping dental professionals build confidence in their financial future. After spending eight years supporting dental undergraduates across the UK to become financially prepared for life after university, he now works with dentists at every stage of their careers.
He provides tailored advice on mortgages, NHS and private pensions, income protection, wealth management, practice finance and succession planning. Whether helping a first-time buyer secure a mortgage, protecting a practice's future, or creating a long-term retirement strategy, his focus is on delivering clear, practical advice that helps dentists save tax, grow their wealth and achieve their financial goals with confidence.
Speaker: Paul Barnfather
As a specialist dental financial adviser at Wesleyan Financial Services, Paul helps dentists, their families and their practices make informed financial decisions at every stage of their journey. He provides tailored advice across wealth management, retirement planning, NHS and private pensions, investments, protection, mortgages, and practice finance.
Understanding the demands of a busy dental career, he focuses on delivering clear, practical financial advice to help clients build, protect and enjoy their wealth during their working lives, through retirement and beyond.
This Continuing Professional Development (CPD) activity fully complies with the CPD requirements of the General Dental Council. FMC certifies this activity for one hour of enhanced CPD in the subject of Financial changes dentists can’t afford to ignore in 2027.
This CPD meets the criteria for the GDC’s development outcome B.
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