This updated second edition reflects the considerable change that has taken place in the management of finance in general practice since the first edition. One of The Business Side of General Practice series, this is intended for GPs and practice managers.
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Making Sense of Practice Finance by John Dean
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Table of Contents
Independant contractor status; how GPs' pay is determined; fees and allowances; target payments; sessional fees; other income sources (non-NHS); claiming refunds; management and efficiency; control of expenses; cash flow; business planning; ancillary staff; bookkeeping and accounting records; petty cash; examination of practice accounts; financial statistics; the use of computers; the GP partnership; partnership deeds; the new partner; recruiting a new doctor; joining a practice; calculating the partner's drawings; the ownership of surgeries; cost rent scheme; negative equity; capital accounts; efficient capital planning; the training practice; the dispensing practice; GP fundholding; the sole practitioner; women doctors; part-time GPs; taxation; tax and GP partnership; tax and surgery ownership; practice expense claims; motor cars; spouses and families; national insurance; VAT insurance; pensions and superannuation; retirement; the practice accountant; the practice banker; the practice solicitor; meetings, minutes and agendas.
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