Hi I am working towards my practice license and obviously thinking about many aspects - one being Money Laundring Regulations.
I have been reading the information on the HMRC website. under the section "Do I need to register.." it says
"Some businesses covered by the Money Laundering Regulations are already supervised by a designated supervisory authority like the Financial Services Authority (FSA), or by a professional body like the Law Society that acts as a supervisory authority. So they don't need to register with HMRC."
When I looked up the list of designated professional bodies that act as supervisory authorities the Institute of Chartered Bookkeepers was listed.
This has raised a few questions in my head
Does that mean that I do not need to regsiter? (assuming I get my practice license) Does ICB still encourage people/orgaisations to reisgter? Does the ICB have their own process / guidelines about MLR?
Any other best practice advice about MLR gratefully received.
Regards
Clare (Really enjoying ICB studying. Level II manual on the 12th May)
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