Financial viability form for CQC
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Hello,
I have been approached to act for a new client whom is setting up as a care provider. She has been requested to provide a 'Care quality commission statement of financial viability'.
The form states that it must be signed by a professionally qualified accountant or accountancy company (registered with a recognised accountancy supervisory or qualifying body).
I am currently a licensed MAAT member. Does this meet the requirements, or does it need to be signed by someone qualified to ACCA or equivalent?
Many thanks for any help.
I have been approached to act for a new client whom is setting up as a care provider. She has been requested to provide a 'Care quality commission statement of financial viability'.
The form states that it must be signed by a professionally qualified accountant or accountancy company (registered with a recognised accountancy supervisory or qualifying body).
I am currently a licensed MAAT member. Does this meet the requirements, or does it need to be signed by someone qualified to ACCA or equivalent?
Many thanks for any help.
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