Dentists Who Invest Podcast What Rishi Sunak's Latest Budget Means For Dentists with Mike Bryan
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Prepare to navigate the twists and turns of Rishi Sunak's budget for dentists with renowned expert, Mike Bryant from Humphrey Co. We'll be deciphering the implications of the latest changes and non-changes in pensions tax relief, capital gains tax, business asset disposal relief and the looming increase in national insurance rates. Despite the imminent increase in national insurance and its impact on dividends and employers, we'll demonstrate why incorporating still offers advantages for those planning on investing in pensions, dental practices or buy-to-let properties. If you're concerned about your financial future, Mike Bryant's insights are invaluable.
Next, we turn the spotlight to the forthcoming changes in tax reporting and Making Tax Digital – a delay that could have a significant impact on VAT-registered businesses. As the Office of Tax Simplification proposes a new system, we'll explore its potential to lead to more accurate and frequent reporting to HMRC. Brace yourself for an analysis of the potential crackdown on tax fraud and a thorough examination of the IR35 changes set to take effect in 2022. If you're a corporate or a sole trader, this is your opportunity to understand and prepare for an evolving tax landscape.
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