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Published: Wednesday, 22 October 2025 09:48
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to announce a new £2 billion tax measure targeting self employed, high-earning, professionals in partnership accounting structures, including those operating through limited liability partnerships (LLPs). The reform aims to narrow the tax gap between self-employed partners and employed professionals, including those in dentistry who operate under partnership structures.
Read more: Partnerships: Reeves To Go on Tax Hunt
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Published: Tuesday, 21 October 2025 10:52
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GDP‘s have not heard much from former CDO England Sara Hurley CBE, lately. That is not because she has restricted her ambitions to the University of Suffolk dental CIC or surrey Heartlands ICS. Her advocacy for radical change to how primary dental care is delivered in the UK continues unabated, but is now directed at a different audience.
Read more: Former CDO: Influencing the Shape of UK Dental Care
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Published: Tuesday, 14 October 2025 09:45
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Large scale GDPR breaches have involved companies such as British Airways, Marriot, Google and H & M. They received significant fines and in some cases were subject to separate actions by those affected as well as reputational damage. It is not just household names that are vulnerable.
Read more: Healthcare: A High Risk in the GDPR Minefield
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Published: Monday, 13 October 2025 10:50
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The quarterly NASDAL (National Association of Specialist Dental Accountants and Lawyers) statistics on goodwill values provide an insight into the vital signs of dental businesses. It is based on a survey that includes data on valuations as well as deals completed, from practices bought or sold, by clients of NASDAL members. The period reported is the quarter ending April 30th 2025.
Read more: Gravity Kicks in on Goodwill Values
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Published: Friday, 10 October 2025 09:55
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As Dr Helen Phillips settles in as the GDC‘s new Chair she may be anxiously watching events at the General Medical Council. It is fair to say that the GMC are not having a good week.
Read more: Regulator Misses Dangerous Arrivals
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Published: Wednesday, 08 October 2025 11:48
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That one person‘s idea of humour can be another‘s offence, is not a new phenomenon. What has changed is the ability to share both an original comment and one‘s opinion of it, as well as the opportunity for digital bombardment of those who cause offence.
Read more: The Perils of Social Media
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Published: Tuesday, 07 October 2025 10:17
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Amongst the many frustrations dental teams face, the irregular patient who only attends when there is an emergency must come near the top of the list. Patients who fall into the regular irregular attendance pattern often end up requiring more complex treatment, because they have ignored recalls, or the warning signs that all was not well. And because they attend only when there is a pressing problem, the resulting urgency adds to the pressure on practices to see them at short notice.
Read more: RETURN Project Aims To Encourage Patients To Complete Treatment
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