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Specialist dental advisory, tailored to you

Accountancy advice for dental practices

Specialist dental advisory, tailored to you

Your dental practice deserves financial expertise as precise as your work. With industry-specific insight, Azets helps dentists navigate tax efficiency, practice growth, and financial compliance, ensuring profitability and peace of mind.
Whether you’re an independent practitioner, part of a group, or looking to acquire or sell a practice, our team provides strategic guidance to support your long-term success.
Our dental lead, Vanessa Pople, is a proud member of NASDAL (National Association of Specialist Dental Accountants and Lawyers) alongside Darren Nicholson. Vanessa is also a member of ASPD (Association of Specialist Providers to Dentists). We regularly speak at industry seminars and contribute to financial publications, keeping you informed on the latest developments affecting dentists.

Dedicated dental expertise

Over 25 years’ experience supporting 1,000+ dentists across the UK.

Growth-focused financial planning

From acquisitions to practice expansion, we offer tailored strategic advice.

Tax efficiency & compliance

Expert guidance on tax planning, compliance, and incorporation.

Technology-driven solutions

Cloud-based accounting for seamless financial management and insights.

Expert accounting, so you can focus on smiles

With evolving regulations and financial pressures, having a specialist dental accountant is essential. Azets’ expert team ensures your practice remains profitable, compliant, and future-ready, so you can focus on patient care with confidence.

The McCloud Remedy for NHS Pension Members

The Remediable Pension Savings Statement (RPSS) relates to the McCloud Remedy, which is the method by which the Government is addressing the pension changes brought about by the McCloud legal judgement issued a few years ago, which particularly affects higher earners. The McCloud Remedy requires that members of the NHS Pension scheme for the tax years from April 2015 to April 2022 (7 years) are reassessed in terms of both pension growth (the increase in the value of your pension rights) and the tax liabilities that may have arisen as a result.

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