Handy AAT download - what can students members do?
Paul C
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Spotted this in an AAT email -
http://www.aat.org.uk/servlet/file/Accountancy_Framework.pdf?ITEM_ENT_ID=18230&download=1
It talks about several points that members often query here e.g. what work can students / members do.
Also......who can call themselves an "accountant" in the UK...I am left wondering whether "currently" implies things may change.
http://www.aat.org.uk/servlet/file/Accountancy_Framework.pdf?ITEM_ENT_ID=18230&download=1
It talks about several points that members often query here e.g. what work can students / members do.
Also......who can call themselves an "accountant" in the UK...I am left wondering whether "currently" implies things may change.
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Thanks Paul, that's a good factsheet.
As to "currently" - rules and laws are ever-changing, but I don't think there is anything imminent in the pipeline. In fact , I believe the government recently stated that it would be too much work for too little effect to protect the term 'accountant'.0 -
Very interesting and certainly will clarify a lot for AAT MIPs.
I don't agree that the AAT is correct in saying that law firms are mandated to have an audit. I think what the AAT are getting at here is the Solicitors' Accountants Report and Checklist which law firms are required to have completed by a Statutory Auditor working for a firm of Registered Auditors. This work is NOT an audit as the Reporting Accountant is not required to form an opinion on the accounts.
I thought this would need clarification to ensure that AAT MIPs could advise (potential) solicitor clients correctly.
Regards
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Spotted this in an AAT email -
http://www.aat.org.uk/servlet/file/Accountancy_Framework.pdf?ITEM_ENT_ID=18230&download=1
Also......who can call themselves an "accountant" in the UK...I am left wondering whether "currently" implies things may change.
I don't think protecting the term would benefit anyone. I have an accounting degree but I'm not a member of any of the chartered bodies but I still call myself an accountant because that's what I consider myself to be.0