Further Steps to MIP

Dear All,
what can be the next step after MIP license and money laundering registration? can I just simply start working for clients, or do I have to register as a self employed with HMRC.
Please guide me with all procedure, it will be great help from you.
Thank you very much.
Good Boy
what can be the next step after MIP license and money laundering registration? can I just simply start working for clients, or do I have to register as a self employed with HMRC.
Please guide me with all procedure, it will be great help from you.
Thank you very much.
Good Boy
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Get PII and public liability insurance,
Learn about your MLR responsibilities,
Register as a data controller (ico.gov.uk),
Make sure you know enough about your potential client base to be able to answer questions like the one you just asked (sorry, I'm not being arsy but you do need to know your stuff),
Apply to HMRC for agent codes for each service you'll be offering,
Plan your CPD, and get to work on it - starting as an MIP can be a huge learning curve,
Network with accountants and other professionals, you never know when you'll need help,
Use AATs services (helplines, templates, CCH Online, CPD, branch meetings, mastercourses etc.),
Find some clients.
Good luck
Thank you very much, this is really big help from you.
so do you still advising to register as a data controller.
Thank you very much for coming back to me. I am really happy knowing that there are still some people who want to help others.
Good Boy
The ico website has a guide you can work through to see if you need to register, but as far as I know bookkeepers and accountants generally are data controllers. It only costs £35 per year.