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Will Private Healthcare lose its VAT exemption? What healthcare providers need to know
Recent coverage has focused on the possibility of changes to the VAT treatment of private healthcare in the UK. In this blog, I explain what the current rules look like, what the likely practical impacts would be if exemptions are narrowed, and the sensible next steps clinics, locums and small private providers should take now.Â
Plus Accounting’s Support of Dreamy Place: Championing Creativity in Brighton and Beyond
We are proud to support the thriving creative and tech communities in Brighton and Crawley. As an independent, Brighton-based firm of chartered accountants, we are deeply committed to grassroots initiatives, particularly those that blend the worlds of art and digital culture.
What charities need to know about the new SORP (effective for periods from 1 Jan 2026)
The SORP is being updated, and the changes will apply to accounting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2026. These updates are designed to make charity accounts clearer and more proportionate but they also introduce new disclosure and classification requirements that trustees, finance teams and advisers need to be aware of. Â
Locum, Partner or Salaried GP – which route suits you?
For GPs, choosing between working as a salaried GP, GP partner, or locum is a major career decision, with each path offering different financial, administrative, and lifestyle implications depending on whether they prioritise security, higher pay, flexibility, or practice ownership.
Accounting Changes: A 5-Step Model for Revenue Recognition
Revenue recognition has never been more important, or more complex. Recent updates to the accounting standard FRS 102, sees the introduction of a rigorous, five-step model that governs when and how businesses recognise revenue from contracts with customers.Â
Powering Progress: How Creative Studios in the South East Can Navigate a Shifting Economy
As the South East cautiously re-enters growth territory following a turbulent economic period, the creative industry, particularly video game developers and immersive tech studios, continues to stand out as a hub of innovation and global appeal.
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