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i'm thinking about maybe doing some self-employed work once i've complete intermediate - just basic bookkeeping stuff for local sole traders and partnerships.
Can i actually do this without getting into trouble with the AAT? I've had a bit of expereince, and would just be using excel spreadsheets and things, so not much of a cost to me in that sense.
Or is it better just to register with IAB and go down that route? :? I love the prep part of accounts, so maybe it is. I'd only be working from home (maybe a small office one day...*daydreams*).
I'd obv still study to finish AAT Tech. Would feel guilty for dropping out early otherwise.
Can i actually do this without getting into trouble with the AAT? I've had a bit of expereince, and would just be using excel spreadsheets and things, so not much of a cost to me in that sense.
Or is it better just to register with IAB and go down that route? :? I love the prep part of accounts, so maybe it is. I'd only be working from home (maybe a small office one day...*daydreams*).
I'd obv still study to finish AAT Tech. Would feel guilty for dropping out early otherwise.
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Re:self-employed
Anyone can do bookkeeping.
You should only take on work that you are competent to do, and must NOT make any reference to the AAT.
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Great. So that's ok - i'm not confident enough in other stuff (tax returns, etc) to do them anyway. So i'll just stick firmly to pure basic bookkeeping - debits, credits to trial balance.0