Become your own boss. Become an AAT member in practice.

Choose the hours you work and the services you offer.
Want to be your own boss? More than 2,600 of our members work for themselves as licensed members in practice (MIP).

You choose how you work: your services, your clients, your hours, working from home, around your family or an existing job.

What does ‘member in practice' mean?
If you are a full or fellow AAT member and you are offering accountancy, taxation or related consultancy services to the public in the UK or Channel Islands, you must become an AAT member in practice.

You might be:
- a sole trader
- a partner in a practice or a limited liability partnership
- a director or a shareholder in a limited company
- working part-time on a self-employed basis while working for another employer

Money Laundering Regulations 2007
Accountants in public practice must be monitored for compliance with the Money Laundering Regulations 2007.  The AAT is authorised to monitor its members' complaince.

Find out about AAT supervision for the Money Laundering Regulations 2007

We can help you succeed.
As an AAT member in practice you have access to exclusive services:
Business support
Marketing support
AAT membership benefits

Apply to become an AAT member in practice today.
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