Administrative Service and Licence Agreements in your Practice
A well-drafted, up-to-date Administrative Service Agreement is vital for any practice, particularly in light of the recent NSW payroll tax case.
Administrative Service Agreements in your Practice
Of course, patients should be your main focus, but this should not come at the cost of ensuring you, and your practice, are legally protected and compliant. You Legal can help protect your practice from the consequences that can flow from having poorly drafted, outdated Administrative Service Agreements with doctors. The NSW payroll tax case, Thomas and Naaz Pty Ltd v Chief Commissioner of State Revenue highlights the risk of being found liable to pay back payroll tax when Agreements between a doctor and practice are not accurately documented. Our Senior Lawyers are very familiar with, and consider this recent payroll tax case when drafting your You Legal Service Agreement for your medical practice.
Who could you engage with a Services Agreement?
ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
DOCTORS
NURSEs
Psychologists
Our Services and Licence Agreements
CLIENT TESTIMONIAL
“ The best thing that stood out in my mind was that you’ve got a legal company that’s personalised, the communication is impeccable...There’s a lot of effort and care behind the scenes ”
Dr. Jamie-Lea Whyte
Director, VirtueVax
Director, VirtueVax
NEXT STEPS
You Legal can help you prepare a new service and licence agreement, or review and update an old one.
If you’re not sure what to do next, you can start by getting in touch with us today:
Sarah Bartholomeusz
Sarah has worked as a lawyer in Australia for over 20 years. Sarah’s career started in litigation at a top-tier law firm. She founded You Legal in 2013, a new type of law firm that allows clients to access legal talent more conveniently, efficiently, and cost-effectively.
Sarah was a Telstra Business Women’s Award winner in South Australia in October 2015, in the Start Up category. She has written three best-selling books on governance, including ‘Growing a Medical Practice: From Frustration to a High-Performance Business’.
She is committed to serving the community through her board roles, serving as Chair of Maxima, a member of SHINE SA and is a national facilitator for the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
