Institute of Financial Accountants

[2][3] The IFA merged with the Federation of Tax Advisers (FTA) in 2009[4] and in 2014 with the Institute of Public Accountants of Australia to form the IPA Group; the world's largest SME/SMP professional accountancy body.[7] As of 2007, IFA members are recognised by HM Treasury as supervisors under anti-money laundering legislation.[10] As of 2015, membership of the IFA was generally given to applicants completing a period of relevant work experience and passing a series of examinations for the IFA qualification; applicants could also be admitted to membership by way of exemption or by accreditation of prior learning.[12] As of 2021 the "IFA Direct" education programme is delivered in partnership with ATHE.[14] The IFA was recognised by the Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation (Ofqual) from 2011-2020.
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