Tax nuggets - GPs' pensions annual allowance
Russell Finn explains how to work out if you are above or below the annual allowance limit.
Russell Finn explains how to work out if you are above or below the annual allowance limit.
Auditing critical events is crucial to avoid claims and improve patient safety, says Dr Pallavi Bradshaw.
Russell Finn explains how to work out if you are above or below the annual allowance limit.
Our audit revealed numerous errors in electronic summaries. By Edwin Hian Ong and Dr Anita Sharma
There are several steps practices can take now to prepare for the abolition of PCTs next April. Marina Soteriou reports
Self-employed GPs and the rules for claiming motoring costs. By Shoaib Zulfiqar and Russell Finn
When it is right and wrong for practices to eject patients from their registered list. By Fiona Barr
With the first stage in CQC registration three months away, how prepared are you? By Gerry Kennedy
Phil Wigglesworth explains how CCGs can use software to identify ways to save money.
Professor Rodger Charlton explains how research can be undertaken by GPs in everyday practice.
The key to successful change management is getting the people bit right, explains Fiona Dalziel.
Raising a concern about a colleague can be hard, but it is necessary if patients are at risk. By Fiona Barr
Practices must take steps to avoid accidental information disclosures.
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Pregnant employee dismissal Q: We employed a staff member on a month's trial period (which she scraped through) but after employing her for eight months we have concluded that her performance really isn't up to the standard required - although she says we are underpaying her. ...
Calculating pension Q: I keep hearing that from 2007/8 NHS pension dynamising factors are the inflation rate plus 1.5%. What is the inflation rate since 2007/8 to date? Can you work it out for me so that I can apply it to my income to work out my pension?
Partners and notional rent Q: One of the partners at the practice owns the premises and receives the notional rent. He feels that all the partners should pay equally for the building's upkeep and maintenance. I understood that GP landlords receiving notional rent should bear ...
Limited company Q: We are a small GMS practice. Can you tell us the advantages and disadvantages of forming a limited company?
Rent for ex-partner Q: I am a GP who has recently left a post of senior partner at a practice. The practice property was owned in equal proportion by the three partners. Since I left I have not received any payment for my share of the property. The remaining two partn...
NHS pension reduction Q: Can you clarify for me the accrued rights of current NHS Pension Scheme (NHSPS) in regard to actuarial reduction, currently 5% per year for every year below 60. If the retirement age goes to 65 or above would this mean two separate calculations, ...
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