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UK system

DCJR · 2010-02-08 15:24:47

whats the process in the uk of becoming an accountant? here you have you're cap 1 - 3 and then you're qualified, is it the same over the border? are the uk exams easier/harder? if you're qualified in ireland, does that allow you to work in the uk?

08-02-2010 3:24pm

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whats the process in the uk of becoming an accountant?

here you have you're cap 1 - 3 and then you're qualified, is it the same over the border? are the uk exams easier/harder?

if you're qualified in ireland, does that allow you to work in the uk?

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Pretty much identical.

ACCA and CIMA are UK qualifications.

ICAI and ICAEW are linked.

There would be some differences around company law and tax, not many around standards.

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