Fees, payroll & splits for UK clinics
Fee splits and retentions sit at the centre of associate negotiations and site profitability. Use this hub to move between explainers and calculators without mixing tax status into a percentage.
Private clinics usually share session fees through a percentage split, a room-style charge, or a hybrid. The arithmetic is simple; the commercial and legal context is not.
Start with a written definition of what is being split (gross fee, after card fees, packages, retail), then model numbers before you rewrite a contract.
Focus for this topic
- Model percentage splits before negotiating headlines.
- Compare room-hire deals against percentage retentions on the same fee base.
- Keep employment and VAT questions with qualified advisers—not the calculator.
Guides in this topic
Calculators: Fees, payroll & splits
7 free tools in this category. Open any page for the model and editorial context.
Fees, payroll & splits
Clinic split-fee calculator
Work out how session fees split between a private clinic and an associate or self-employed practitioner in the UK.
Fees, payroll & splits
Cancellation fee calculator
Model how much gross revenue cancellation or late fees could recover based on your policy and volume.
Fees, payroll & splits
Associate therapist fee split calculator
Free UK calculator for physiotherapy associate fee splits. Compare session prices and % share between clinic and associate—planning only, not tax advice.
Fees, payroll & splits
Practitioner take-home calculator
Roughly estimate practitioner amounts after a clinic retention or room fee style deduction from session income.
Fees, payroll & splits
Late cancellation revenue recovery calculator
Compare potential recovery from late cancellation fees against lost session value.
Fees, payroll & splits
Multi-practitioner payout calculator
Split pooled clinic income across practitioners by percentage share. Quick payout calculator for UK therapy and physio teams.
Fees, payroll & splits
Therapist commission calculator
Calculate commission amounts on retail or add-on sales using a percentage of revenue.