A career in tax offers variety with each budget change, intellectual stimulation and the potential to work overseas. You have the chance to offer advice to clients on an individual or corporate level.
Whether you are a prospective or current student you will find all the information you need to know about the ATT qualification and how to pass the examinations.
Join over 10,000 ATT members to enhance your career potential and support your professional development.
As a member of ATT you commit to the highest standards of professional conduct and can demonstrate to your employer and clients that your tax knowledge and skills are kept up to date.
You can find guidance on a range of Professional Standards issues and information on the Taxation Disciplinary Board which is an independent body set up to deal with complaints about members
Find out how the ATT represents your views on technical issues
Find out more about a career in tax
Resources, downloads, and information for journalists and the public.
A career in tax offers variety with each budget change, intellectual stimulation and the potential to work overseas. You have the chance to offer advice to clients on an individual or corporate level.
Whether you are a prospective or current student you will find all the information you need to know about the ATT qualification and how to pass the examinations.
Join over 10,000 ATT members to enhance your career potential and support your professional development.
As a member of ATT you commit to the highest standards of professional conduct and can demonstrate to your employer and clients that your tax knowledge and skills are kept up to date.
You can find guidance on a range of Professional Standards issues and information on the Taxation Disciplinary Board which is an independent body set up to deal with complaints about members
Find out how the ATT represents your views on technical issues
Find out more about a career in tax
Resources, downloads, and information for journalists and the public.
Please see the following Appendix to this set of FAQs which includes the NCA November 2017 signpost to SAR guidance and notes prepared for the Accountancy Sector to assist with the completion of an SAR form.
The notes have been prepared by a MLRO in a large accountancy firm. When completing the report you should note 'no information' where you are not able to complete that section.
In order to make a SAR you need to register with the National Crime Agency.
It is a good idea to register even if you are not currently considering making a SAR. This ensures you are ready if a SAR ever needs to be made and there is additional guidance available on AML-related issues.
