Welcome to the
Association of Taxation Technicians

Founded in 1989 and with a membership of over 6000, the Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT) has become the leading professional body for those providing tax compliance services and related activities in the UK.

Our members are qualified by examination and practical experience to assist individuals and businesses in complying with their tax obligations.

Browse our pages and explore the options available. If you require assistance, remember we are here to help in whatever way we can, so please contact us.

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The ATT is the leading professional body for those providing tax compliance services and related activities in the UK

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Annual Reports

AGM 2009 It would appear that some members did not receive a Proxy Form for the AGM to be held on 8 July 2009 with their copy of the Annual Report for 2008 that was sent out with the June issue of Tax Adviser. If you are one of those members and would like to submit a proxy vote for the AGM you can download a Proxy Form from here.

Anti Money Laundering Newsletter, Issue Two- April 2009

Important Information for Members who have failed to apply for Money Laundering Regulations Registration Any member who is carrying on a business in the tax and accountancy sector and who is not being supervised by another supervisory authority is required to register with us for supervision under the Money Laundering Regulations (’MLR’) 2007. Failure to do so may make you liable to disciplinary action from the TDB. To avoid any disciplinary action, please send us your completed application form and fee without further delay. For information on how to register click here.

Conferences & Seminars

18th Sep 2009: Autumn Training Conference

Event Type: Conference

If you are intending to sit the ATT exams this November then help with your studies and exam
answer technique will make you more confident of passing.

Book your place now to take advantage of the £25 early booking discount.

You will pay £300 when booking before 21 August, after which the fee is £325.

Members can attend the conference to update their knowledge for a fee of £340.