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Sabrina


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Good day

I need advice on become a bookkeeper.

I am currently studying my bcompt degree part time and just completed the first year, should I join the ICB?

 

I want to start my own small bookkeeping company.

 

Please advise.

email me : budhram.sabrina@gmail.com

 

Regards

Sabrina



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Stuartbham


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Hi Sabrina

If you want to run your own bookkeeping business I'd look at the ICB, IAB or AAT.

As mentioned yesterday in another thread (I think by Jan), I know the IAB leads on to higher level accounting qualifications including the IFA. When you get your degree you may get some exemptions as well.

Best of luck.

Stuart



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Sabrina is in South Africa, where the ICB is the South African Arm of the IAB.

- Sabrina you need to talk to people in South Africa, not the UK for advice.

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