AAT licence reduced fees
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Gabriela123
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I'm in the process of applying for the "AAT licensed accountant" and I see there are two possible fees:
£279 - full fees
£177 - reduced fees (for gross income less than £7000)
I presume the £7000 is calculated for the 12 months starting to when the license is awarded, is that correct?
As this will be my first year in practice, I don't really know how it will go so it might make sense to be cautious and go for the reduced fees. However, what if business is booming & 6-9 months down the line I find that I've reached the £7000 income threshold? Would a phone call to AAT put that right somehow or is it better to just go for the full fees right from the beginning?
PS. I currently have one client (with 1 company & 2 partnerships) that will bring some £4.5k per year.
£279 - full fees
£177 - reduced fees (for gross income less than £7000)
I presume the £7000 is calculated for the 12 months starting to when the license is awarded, is that correct?
As this will be my first year in practice, I don't really know how it will go so it might make sense to be cautious and go for the reduced fees. However, what if business is booming & 6-9 months down the line I find that I've reached the £7000 income threshold? Would a phone call to AAT put that right somehow or is it better to just go for the full fees right from the beginning?
PS. I currently have one client (with 1 company & 2 partnerships) that will bring some £4.5k per year.
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Hi
This may be a question for @AAT_Team?0 -
I would have thought the reduced fee would apply now and the normal fee may apply next year should you exceed the £7k....5
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@Gabriela123 Best to give us a quick call about this one. I think @TreadStone is correct but you should speak to one of our advisers who can answer any additional questions you have +44 (0)20 3735 24685
