Ep 255: Could GPs save tax with a limited company? Q&A

Navigating Financial Complexities for GPs: Limited Companies and Adjusted Net Income

In this episode of the Medics’ Money podcast, financial experts delve into two complex questions from GPs. The first question examines whether it is beneficial for a GP practice to use a limited company for certain services, discussing various tax implications, legal considerations, and regulatory challenges. The second question addresses how GP partners can manage their adjusted net income to stay below the £100,000 threshold, particularly in relation to pension contributions and the annual allowance. The discussion provides valuable insights for GPs and other doctors, emphasizing the importance of understanding financial nuances and seeking specialist advice.

00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview

01:23 Question 1: Using a Limited Company for GP Work

02:35 Tax Implications and Considerations

05:27 Legal and Regulatory Issues

07:46 Pension and Financial Planning

10:51 Conclusion of Question 1

14:48 Question 2: Adjusted Net Income and Private Pensions

16:28 Understanding Adjusted Net Income

19:14 Pension Contributions and Tax Relief

23:03 Gift Aid and Tax Planning

24:59 Practical Advice and Final Thoughts

34:23 Closing Remarks and Course Information