Consultant revenue share on collected money — a monthly statement the doctor can read line by line.
Share rules per doctor per kind of work — one percentage for consultations, another for procedures, an optional monthly floor — computed live from the bills that were actually paid, never from what was merely billed, because a share of an unpaid bill is a fight. Each month becomes a statement the doctor can read line by line; a doubt is raised against the specific bill and answered in writing, without anyone editing the bill. Paying the statement needs a second person’s approval (the maker can never approve their own payout) and lands in the expense books in the same breath. Visiting specialists and revenue-share partners like a lab are covered by the same rules. A visiting, locum or contract doctor’s fee is paid with TDS deducted under the section the clinic picks (the rate, the no-PAN rate and the thresholds are TaxBooks’ own rows); finalising freezes the deduction and the net, and paying writes it into TaxBooks’ register against the doctor for the quarterly return. Shares from bundles a doctor delivered (BundleDesk) land on the same statement as the bundle’s bill is paid.
What it does not do, by design. A listing with only benefits is an advertisement.
Read out of the code, not the brochure: each app below is here because one service queries the other’s tables. Install either side and the hand-over is already wired.
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