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10 steps to understanding tax and business fundamentals for new associate dentists

BDJ In Practice volume 36, pages 22–23 (2023)Cite this article

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Linda Giles and Nathan Poole of Ross Brooke Dental provide a guide to help new associate dentists get established in business

As a self-employed associate dentist, step one is to register with HMRC and get your unique taxpayer reference (UTR) - you may already have done this!

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Giles, L., Poole, N. 10 steps to understanding tax and business fundamentals for new associate dentists. BDJ In Pract 36, 22–23 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41404-023-2079-6

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