Recognised professional associations (RPAs) may be accredited by us as a recognised tax agent or BAS agent association if they meet certain requirements in the Tax Agent Services Regulations 2022.

List of recognised professional associations

The following table shows RPAs and their relevant accreditation.

Recognised association

For information regarding the requirements for a tax practitioner association to become recognised and maintain their registration, refer to Recognised tax practitioner association - eligibility criteria:

• Tax agent
• BAS agent

 

Guide for completing the annual declaration form

This guide has been prepared to assist RPA's of the Tax Practitioners Board (TPB) to complete the TPB’s annual declaration form for their relevant recognition status.

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Application for accreditation

To apply to become a recognised professional association, complete the relevant application for accreditation form:

• Tax agent
• BAS agent

Memorandum of Understanding

We’ve signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the recognised professional associations listed in the table below. The MOU provides a framework for both organisations to mutually engage and proactively share information on matters of mutual interest (that can be legally shared). This may include matters relating to:

• compliance with the Tax Agent Services Act 2009, including the Code of Professional Conduct
• continuing professional education/development opportunities
• intelligence, operational matters and de-identified data trends.