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Doctors and Medical Professionals

Pension funding, private practice income and locum structuring for medics.

Medical careers create tax problems other professions never see: pension funding limits, mixed public (HSE) and private income, and locum work. We handle the specifics: income structure, reliefs and pension planning, worked out well before your return is due.

What we handle

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  • Pension planning: funding limits and retirement relief

  • Mixed income: HSE and private practice earnings reconciled

  • Locum work: consultancy and locum income structured

  • Structure: sole trader vs limited company, decided on the numbers

  • Form 11: the personal income tax return filed

  • Reliefs: expenses, capital allowances and retirement planning

What you should know

Medicine creates tax questions most professions never face. Consultants often earn through a mix of HSE salary and private practice income, which have to be reported and structured correctly; GPs frequently run a practice as a business in its own right; and locum work adds another layer again. A strong year can turn into a preliminary-tax shock if none of it has been planned for.

Pensions are where the biggest reliefs sit, and where the limits bite. Contributions attract tax relief up to age-related percentage limits, and the Standard Fund Threshold, the cap on a tax-relieved pension pot, rose to €2.2 million in 2026 and is set to climb in steps to €2.8 million by 2029, so timing matters, particularly later in a career. We handle the Form 11, the practice structure and the pension planning together, so retirement decisions get made on your schedule, not under year-end pressure.

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