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In this guide, we take a look at inheritance tax and the various rules governing it.

In this episode, Arun and Nigel discuss sources of commercial finance for dentists outside of the usual business loan channels.

From Assets to Working Capital, these are the main options open to dentists who want to raise money for their business.

Tax loans are used to pay off your tax bills spread out over a longer term, rather than in one big go.

A bridging loan is a short-term loan, usually used to purchase a property that you can’t currently afford.

Commercial mortgages are used to purchase properties intended for commercial use, like when you buy the property to set up a new dental practice.

A working capital loan is s short-term loan which is used to finance your business’s day-to-day operations.

Start-up finance is a broad term which refers to funding that is used to start up a new business, like a new dental practice.

Acquisition finance is used to purchase an existing business, like when you buy a dental practice.

Asset finance is used to purchase the tools and equipment you need to run your business.

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