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AAT student salaries have increased by 11% between 2023 and 2025, according to the latest AAT salary survey.

MAATs reported a 9% salary increase, while FMAATs saw a 14% rise over the past two years.

That means the medium salary for a Level 2 AAT now stands at £27,000. For Level 3 the average is £27,331, and for Level 4 it is £28,750.

The survey f...


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There is little, if any, correlation between how difficult the SBR exam is and the pass rate, says Liliya Kirylenka in the latest PQ magazine.

She points out in September 2025 some people said they left the exam room crying, yet the pass rate was 48%.

Kirylenka provides some great ideas in how to pass SBR – there is after all a real art to passing! Check o...


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A Preston manufacturing business is looking to appoint a Cost Accountant on a six-month fixed-term contract.

The organisation operates across a mix of manufactured and externally sourced product ranges and has a strong focus on commercial accuracy and operational performance.

This role will play a key part in ensuring cost transparency and pricing discipli...


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There have been major technical issues with the Association of Tax Technicians new exam platform TestReach.

Exam sitters struggled over the first two exam days, and after careful consideration ATT announced it had made the decision to postpone exams on 7 May 2026 – that is Paper 3 Business Compliance and Paper 6 VAT.

ATT said the decision was not taken lig...


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Tax policy needs to adapt to ensure future government funding remains durable, says a new report from OpenAI.

Its new report ‘Industrial Policy for the Intelligence Age’ suggests there needs to be new taxes on automated labour and wage-linked incentives to encourage firms to retain, retrain and invest in workers. It pointed out that similar policies already exist fo...


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