Bookkeeping & Members in Practice
freddieisgod
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I wonder if anyone can help...
I am looking at setting myself up as a bookkeeping business - I won't be offering any tax or accountancy advice, but purely doing bookkeeping.
To this end I was wondering if I need to register under the Members in Practice scheme prior to doing this? or is there some other AAT scheme I would need to sign upto so that I may use my FMAAT letters in my proposed venture.
The standard AAT produced documents & information that I have read on this website do not seem to cover this eventuality so I was wondering if anybody on the forums would know anymore details or could offer an answer?
Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.
I am looking at setting myself up as a bookkeeping business - I won't be offering any tax or accountancy advice, but purely doing bookkeeping.
To this end I was wondering if I need to register under the Members in Practice scheme prior to doing this? or is there some other AAT scheme I would need to sign upto so that I may use my FMAAT letters in my proposed venture.
The standard AAT produced documents & information that I have read on this website do not seem to cover this eventuality so I was wondering if anybody on the forums would know anymore details or could offer an answer?
Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.
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Bookkeeping is still classed as working in practice.
contact the MIP team and they will point you in the right direction.
If your income is going to be over £1000 a year you will need to register on one of the scheme levels, and if it's under that you still need to tell them.0 -
Thanks...
Thnak you for your reply Monsoon. I'll shall try contacting the MIP team as you recomended.0
