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Just wanted someone to clarify whether I can apply to have AAT and ACCA membership fees set off against my tax code??
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Yes you can, as long as membership is a requirement of your job. Very simplified - if you work in accounts then yes, if you drive a bus then no.
It has to meet the wholly, exclusively and necessarily test.0 -
Thanks, I thought so but just wanted to double check!0
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Also you need to pay them yourself (sounds ridiculous but I have seen some people try and claim where their employers paid).
I've got a blank of a letter if anyone wants to pm me their address.0 -
what about when your employer pays 50% and you pay 50%?0
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It's worth asking for the bit you pay for.0
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Bluewednesday wrote: »Also you need to pay them yourself (sounds ridiculous but I have seen some people try and claim where their employers paid).
Haha, I'm not that silly! My employer has paid my AAT fee whilst I have been studying but just wanted to know the score when I came to pay myself and for my ACCA membership. But thats cool, cheers!!!0
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