Self-employed versus employed: upcoming HMRC implications

Join Iain Stevenson, head of dental at Wesleyan Financial Services, together with Paul Tucker of UNW and Sarah Buxton of FTA Law as they discuss the latest announcement from HMRC regarding tax status and what this means for you.

The webinar will address:

What is the current situation versus the upcoming changes?
What does this mean for principals/practice owners?
What does this mean for associates?
What can each party do to try to safeguard the current state of play?
How important is a written contract in light of this?
Where can dentists go if they want/need more information?

Learning outcomes:

How the tax changes affect you and your practice
The outcomes form the changes
What is needed to safeguard the current state of play
The importance of the written contact and where to go for help and information.

Speaker: Iain Stevenson

Iain Stevenson is the Head of Dental with Wesleyan joining from Aviva in 2003 where he was a Senior Financial Consultant working largely in the Corporate sector. For 10 years, he managed a team of Specialist Financial Consultants working solely with Dentists and Dental Practices covering North Wales, North West England, Northern Ireland and the whole of Scotland. Since 2015, Iain has managed a team providing specialist financial advice to GPs, Doctors and Dentists until becoming Head of Dental in 2021.

Speaker: Sarah Buxton

Sarah Buxton specialises in acting exclusively for dentists, dental practice owners and dental managers in all aspects of HR and employment law, and is a Director at FTA Law. Sarah advises dental practices to make sure areas are correctly dealt with, from making changes to employment contracts to managing maternity and sickness absence. Sarah also has in-depth knowledge of working under an NHS contract and how this affects the employment relationship in a dental practice.

Speaker: Paul Tucker

Senior employment taxes specialist

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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 Self-employed versus employed: upcoming HMRC implications.

This CPD meets the criteria for the GDC’s development outcome B.