Good afternoon,
End of the week and here I am wondering whether I have got it right or not, in terms of Practice Licence to cover for the future.
I am not if any of the members have been through this phase; I passed ACCA a few years ago, having had over 10 years of industry experience I knew my chances of getting a PL with ACCA were bleak, I joined AAT MAAT MIP route and have now roughly 70 clients, while I working part time for the same employer. I am at a stage where I am looking to grow the practice however, not having ACCA badge is somewhat bothering. I now have the following options:
1. Stay with AAT and grow the practice, possibly with some regret over the years.
2. Hand over the practice to a qualified friend, find an ACCA approved Employer and spend 2 years to meet the their PL criteria, and build practice thereafter.
3. Seek other memberships
Thank you for your attention.
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Eh?
Are you not already in breach of ACCA rules by running a practice as a member without a practising certificate?
I am ICAEW so its different rules, but you certainly cant run a practice whilst being a member, even if you don't tell anyone you are a member.