Hello all,
Looking for some opinion regarding becoming an MiP. But first, a little bit of info about myself;
I became an MAAT in 2003, and then became a CGMA in 2011. I've been working in industry for 17 years holding roles in accounts payable, commercial finance, financial services and group finance. I am now keen to start up my own bookkeeing/accounting business.
However, I'm currently not sure whether to obtain MiP status through AAT or CIMA.
Therefore I am keen to find what people think the advantages of becoming an AAT MiP would be over becoming a CIMA MiP? And vice versa?
Thanks!
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As a member of CIPFA and the AAT my view is that the AAT is more geared to the world of tax, which is what you will be dealing with as a bookkeeper/accountant.