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Self-employed dentists: The cash basis can reduce your tax bill

Self-employmentBy Nathan Holmes7 November 2017

Your self-employed profits are typically prepared on an ‘accruals’ basis – you include the income for work performed in an accounting year and not just the cash you received. However, if your income is less than £150,000, you can use the more straightforward cash basis to work out your profits.  The cash basis option is only…

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