Oct 27, 20201 min read

SRA Accountant's Report submission

Solicitor firms only need to supply a report to SRA, where an accountant has qualified it. For example, if client money is at risk. Qualified accountants’ reports were submitted via email to the SRA in the form of a completed AR1 and any appendices. However, the SRA has recently changed their system for filing qualified reports, which should now be submitted through a mySRA account.

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