The practising certificate amnesty period comes to an end on 30 April 2024. After this date, any member who requires a practising certificate, but hasn’t applied for one could face disciplinary action.
All members should review the updated ICAEW Statement on members engaging in public practice, that came into effect on 1 January this year, to check if they need a practising certificate and, if they do, apply for one by 30 April.
ICAEW Quality Assurance Manager Chris Greenhalgh says: “This really is the last call for members to check the requirements and make sure that they apply for a practising certificate if they need one.
“ICAEW’s Advisory Services team are here to help if you need any support or advice. You can call them on +44 (0)1908 248 250.”
Find out more about practising certificates and how to apply at the Practising Certificate hub.
Practising certificates
Find out if you need a practising certificate and how to apply for one.
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