ATT/CTA tax qualification

Become a chartered tax advisor with an ATT/CTA tax qualification
Our tax qualifications are open to graduates with any degree. ATT stands for Association of Taxation Technicians and you’ll complete this qualification before you embark on the Chartered Tax Advisor, or CTA qualification.
You’ll work whilst studying, and we’ll support you all the way, securing a level 7 qualification, equivalent to a Master’s degree. Our specialist tax training is delivered by leading provider Tolley Tax Training.
You’ll join our teams in corporate tax, private client tax, tax advisory services or VAT, and develop your professional experience across all areas of tax compliance work and advisory work.
You’ll be supported to achieve the Association of Taxation Technicians and the Chartered Tax Adviser qualifications. This combination being the gold standard of quality for tax professionals.
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Your ATT/CTA training programme
During your first few weeks with us, you’ll be introduced to the firm, our systems, your department and your new colleagues. You’ll also undertake some essential training.
Following your induction, your training quickly starts to build a breadth and depth of experience, and in addition there are opportunities to do a placement with another department. Our internal training brilliantly complements your professional accountancy training.
As a tax trainee you’ll be training with Tolley, the leading tax training provider in the UK. You’ll spend 20% of your time training off-site with Tolley, as a ‘block release’ for three to five days at a time, so overnight stays may be required.
Chartered Tax Advisor (or ATT-CTA) is a level seven qualification. It takes three years to complete, and the firm pays for your exams and training. You’ll be assessed by examination – see Tolley’s website for the latest list of tax exams.
You are expected to do independent study in your own time. This varies by person but is typically at least 10 hours per week and can be a lot more, especially when you are revising for your professional examinations.