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Hi 

I'm new on this forum. I've read it for a while and decided to join. The discussions held here appear to be in really professional and friendly manner . Hope this forum member will not regret to welcomimg myself . 

Originally from Latvia I have graduated in 2000 from Uni and has worked in finance ever since. I've moved to UK 7 years ago and at the moment my family home is in East Yorkshire. 

I hold Diploma in Economics from Latvian University and 15 years of work experience in Latvia . 

I am on my AAT Level 2 distance learning course now basically moving towards my synoptic assessment soon. Looking forward for my Level 3 and 4 . 

For living I do books for several self-employed sole traders at home. But I am not employed full time at the moment which is my greatest concern. 

Thanks 

Kirill 



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Hi Kirill
Please add your name so it appears under the line on posts.

Have you been on here before? Were doing a sage course and worked on some businesses your Mum owned (or something like that)?

Who is your MLR with? Are the AAT aware you are trading as a bookkeeper whilst a student?

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Joanne thanks for that

I am new to this forum, never been registered here before.
My Mum never had a business to work in, she's a retired tennis coach.

I liaise with the practice from London the one where I did some work experience as a trainee. I provide all the books to that practice and they do final accounts.
I have not let AAT know I am working whilst studying but they do know the name of the practice as I have mentioned it in my application.
Have I done it in wrong way?

Thanks

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Ah right, sorry its an unusal name, so we have two Kirills! Welcome.

So you are employed by the practice in London?



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Roadrunner


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That's ok
Thank you
Not really I am contracting for them now.
These have MLR policy in place .
Looking to finish the contract by next year that is the reason I've started to search around for another work / practice place preferably local.
I'll discover that in the relevant section

Apologies for being annoying but I wonder if it is vital to make AAT aware I am working while studying. 

Thanks 



-- Edited by Roadrunner on Tuesday 10th of September 2019 06:28:45 PM

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Welcome to the forum Kirell



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Hi Kirill and welcome to the forum



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Roadrunner wrote:

That's ok
Thank you
Not really I am contracting for them now.
These have MLR policy in place .
Looking to finish the contract by next year that is the reason I've started to search around for another work / practice place preferably local.
I'll discover that in the relevant section

Apologies for being annoying but I wonder if it is vital to make AAT aware I am working while studying. 

Thanks 



-- Edited by Roadrunner on Tuesday 10th of September 2019 06:28:45 PM

 Ah, right.  

You are covered by their MLR as a contractor.

As you have included the fact on your application you will be ok, but if your circumstances change (given you are looking to eventually move from them) then you will need to pop a call out to the AAT and update them, to ensure you are not in breach of any of their regulations.

 



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 Joanne 

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Hi,
I am new here so I wanted to introduce myself.

My name is Monika. I have completed an AAT last year and now I am learning to be a management accountant and a book keeper in real life.

I hope to start studying CIMA soon.

I have found lots of useful information on this forum.
Thank you guys

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Mimi-Cambridge wrote:

Hi,
I am new here so I wanted to introduce myself.

My name is Monika. I have completed an AAT last year and now I am learning to be a management accountant and a book keeper in real life.

I hope to start studying CIMA soon.

I have found lots of useful information on this forum.
Thank you guys

 Hi Mimi  (you have signed off as Mimi rather than Monika, so I assume your prefer to be called that?).

 

Might be better to intro yourself on a new post, that way we can find your backbround when you ask a question so we can pitch the answers appropriately.

Can you maybe also add, who you are licensed by for your bookkeeping work? Plus details of your role now?

Welcome



edited to correct typo



-- Edited by Cheshire on Tuesday 24th of September 2019 09:22:31 AM

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 Joanne 

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Rachel19


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Hi Mimi, welcome to the forum :)



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I'm forgetting my manners.  Welcome to the forum Mimi.



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Hi Mimi and welcome



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John, Doug thank you !

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