So if you are ready to settle down in one practice, what are the pros and cons of partnership vs salaried GP in tax terms?
As a salaried GP you will be taxed under PAYE, so you will only need to complete a tax return if you have other untaxed income, or income subject to higher rates of tax that is material. You do still have a duty to notify the Revenue if PAYE has not deducted the correct amount of tax. You also need to remember to make a claim for professional subscriptions if they are not met by your employer.
For your pension you will need to complete the fairly simple Type 2 practitioner certificate at the end of each year. Often the practice manager or partnership accountant will help you with this if you are unsure.