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BooksByCharlotte


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Just seen this following Wednesday's budget: https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/raising-standards-in-the-tax-advice-market-strengthening-the-regulatory-framework-and-improving-registration/raising-standards-in-the-tax-advice-market-strengthening-the-regulatory-framework-and-improving-registration

It looks like the government is planning to regulate the accountancy profession, with advisors needing to be regulated by one of the professional bodies. I wonder how this will impact bookkeepers?





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Interesting! Had a read through the doc and the term tax advice firms includes the following categories: accountants, bookkeepers, tax advisers/consultants, payroll professionals. So bookkeepers are within the scope of any regulation.

Keen to read more about how any proposed regulation will work and who you'll need to be registered with. 



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Best get my act together with the AAT then! hmm



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