The annual accountants meeting with their clients is usually predictable, the usual discussion of the profitability of the practice, a review of their balances at the year end and some predictions of drawings and tax. Once in a while a question gets lobbed in that disturbs the pattern, commonly predicated by ‘ know this is a stupid question’ and of course it rarely is.
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Laurence Slavin (41)Laurence Slavin is a partner with Ramsay Brown and Partners Chartered Accountants who look after more than 600 GP practices and 2,600 GPs. Laurence is also an author and writer on GP matters and lectures in the UK and overseas on medical finance. Follow him on twitter @laurieslavin
