Practising certificates
Before you engage in public practice in the UK or the rest of the EEA, you need to hold an ICAEW practising certificate and comply with our Professional Indemnity Insurance and Practice Assurance Regulations.
Members are required to supply certain information to the members’ registrar and to pay annual fees and subscriptions. These matters are governed by regulations.
Before you engage in public practice in the UK or the rest of the EEA, you need to hold an ICAEW practising certificate and comply with our Professional Indemnity Insurance and Practice Assurance Regulations.
Effective from 6 March 2012.
The procedural rules for ceasing an individual’s membership; readmitting an individual to ICAEW membership and how a member can resign.
This ICAEW guide provides an overview of directors' duties and responsibilities, including on internal governance, transactions between a company and its directors or shareholders, and corporate administration. It also covers responsibilities in relation to insolvent or financially challenged companies, as well as penalties for breach of directors' responsibilities.
Regulations setting out the information ICAEW members must provide to the members' registrar.
Regulations setting out when a member’s annual subscription must be paid.
Regulations setting out how much a member must pay; and information for retired members and those applying for life membership.