Making Tax Digital: What healthcare providers need to know
The UK tax system is undergoing a major transformation, and if you're a healthcare professional, it's essential to understand how these changes will affect you.
In April 2024, Holly joined Price Bailey as a Partner in the Business team based in the Cambridge office. Beginning her career as a student accountant in 2011, Holly’s journey to Partner showcases her dedication and commitment to the industry. She gained her AAT qualification in 2013, qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 2015, and obtained her CTA in 2020.
As a specialist in the healthcare sector, Holly is recognised within the industry for her expertise, having previously been nominated as the Association of Independent Specialist Medical Accountants (AISMA) specialist at her last firm. She also has extensive experience assisting SMEs, including sole traders, limited companies, and partnerships.
Holly provides comprehensive support to her clients and advises on matters such as annual accounts, tax returns, cashflow management, and navigating industry changes like the McCloud remedy and NHS contract amendments. Holly’s relationship with clients is built on the quality of her advice, and her ability to tailor guidance to her clients individual needs.
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