Accountants for dentists and dental practices
From associate Self Assessment to incorporated practice accounts, we work with dentists across Glasgow and Scotland every day — so you get advice from people who already understand how dental income actually works.
Who we help
Associates
Self Assessment returns built around associate pay statements, advice on expenses and superannuation, and a clear answer to the incorporation question when your earnings make it worth asking.
Incorporated practices
Limited company accounts, corporation tax, payroll, and director remuneration planning for established dental practices.
Squat practices & start-ups
Setting up from scratch? We’ll handle structure, registrations, Xero, and forecasts so you can concentrate on fitting out the surgery.
Dental finances are different
A dentist’s accounts rarely look like a standard set of business books. Income arrives as a mix of NHS schedules and private fees, each behaving differently through the year. Superannuation deductions change both your take-home pay and your pension position. And associate pay statements — with their deductions, adjustments, and lab fees — take practised eyes to reconcile properly.
Our founder Sadia has spent years working with dental associates, so none of this is new to us. We know what to look for on a pay statement, how NHS and private income should be treated, and when the numbers say it’s time to think seriously about incorporating.
The result: returns that are right first time, claims for every expense you’re entitled to, and planning advice grounded in how dentists are actually paid — not generic small-business templates.
What we do for dentists
Straightforward fees
Self Assessment from £40/month and limited company accounts from £125/month — see exactly how our pricing works before you get in touch.
See our pricingTalk to a dental accountant
Book a free consultation and bring your latest pay statement or accounts — we’ll tell you exactly where we can help.