Continuity of Practice
Davidbyworth
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I am applying for a licence and will initially be under the 6 clients so will not have to agree with another accountant a continuity of practice arrangement.
I am hoping to have a provisional agreement set up for when I do pass the 6 clients (if I do). Can anyone confirm what the required criteria is for the accountants who the agreement is with and how this needs to be documented as proof? Ie. do they need to be qualified, be of a certain size etc?
Many Thanks
David
I am hoping to have a provisional agreement set up for when I do pass the 6 clients (if I do). Can anyone confirm what the required criteria is for the accountants who the agreement is with and how this needs to be documented as proof? Ie. do they need to be qualified, be of a certain size etc?
Many Thanks
David
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Is anyone able to advise??0
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Hi David, there's was a similar thread on this.
I don't think there is a requirement for the accountants to be qualified (they need to have relevant knowledge I think) but can't find the relevant guidance on this. Maybe the MIP team could answer this?0
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