Veterinary work is done by people who know the sector, not by whoever is free. Each client has a named manager for the day to day and a principal responsible for the relationship.
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Who You Will Work With
Four roles cover a veterinary client: the principal, tax, day to day client management, and payroll and bookkeeping.
[NAME REQUIRED]
Principal and veterinary sector lead
[QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED, for example FCA or FCCA]
Leads the veterinary team and takes responsibility for practice valuations, sale and purchase work and the technical review of everything published on this site. Replace this text with the real biography, including years in the veterinary sector and the types of practice worked with.
Practice valuations
Sales and acquisitions
Succession planning
[NAME REQUIRED]
Tax director
[QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED, for example CTA]
Handles the tax side of practice transactions, incorporations, partner buy-ins and owner remuneration planning, and reviews all tax content before publication. Replace with the real biography.
Capital taxes on practice sales
Structure and incorporation
Employment-related securities
[NAME REQUIRED]
Veterinary client manager
[QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED]
Day to day contact for practice clients, responsible for management accounts, benchmarking reviews and the monthly reporting cycle. Replace with the real biography.
Management accounts
Benchmarking
Practice reporting
[NAME REQUIRED]
Payroll and bookkeeping manager
[QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED]
Runs payroll and bookkeeping for veterinary practices, including multi-site groups, auto-enrolment and staff transfers on acquisition. Replace with the real biography.
Veterinary payroll
Bookkeeping
Cloud accounting set-up
Talk to Whoever Would Handle Your Practice
A first conversation is with the person who would actually do the work, not with someone selling it.