Practice accounts made easy - Ann Tudor

From reviews:

"The book assumes a basic knowledge but is written in a clear jargon-free way, with detailed examples given throughout... I would recommend this book to anyone entering the world of General Practice or indeed interested in consolidating their knowledge." Ulster Medical Journal, 2015;84(2):134-135

Highly commendedin the Primary Healthcare category of the 2014 BMA Medical Book awards!

Most general practices are businesses of quite significantsize and yet many GPs are not clear on what the detail of their practiceaccounts really means. If you have ever found yourself confused by:

* a balance sheet
* capital accounts
* profit-sharing ratios

thenPractice Accounts Made Easywill help.

It will also help you to understand how practices are paid:

* the make-up of payments for a practice medicalservices contract
* the mechanisms for claims and payments
* property and other reimbursements

Furthermore, as an individual GP it will tell you about:

* how you pay your tax and how it might appear inthe practice accounts
* tax deductible expenses
* the differences between being employed andself-employed for tax purposes
* joining and leaving a practice
* buying a share in the surgery premises
* forming a limited company for tax purposes
* pensions and superannuation

This is a book for all those confused by accountingterminology, from GP registrars to GP principals.