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The NTAA

National Tax Agents' Association (NTAA PLUS)

Fellows (where eligible) of the NTAA may also apply for membership of National Tax Agents' Association (NTAA PLUS) at no extra cost. 

NTAA PLUS is accredited with the Tax Practitioners’ Board (‘TPB’) as a Recognised Tax Agent Association (‘RTAA’).

Continuing Professional Education (‘CPE’)

NTAA PLUS Members, must undertake a Continuing Professional Education (‘CPE’) programme within a three year registration period in accordance with the requirements set out for Tax Agents by the TPB.  

90 hours CPE over 3 year registration

At least 67.5 hours - Structured 

All NTAA seminars are classed as structured professional development for all accounting associations. 

Maximum 22.5 hours – Unstructured
(Technical or Professional Reading)

Reading the NTAA’s Voice magazine, Seminar Notes, etc., are considered unstructured hours 
  • A minimum of 10 hours must be completed each year.  
  • The CPE period will begin on the date the NTAA PLUS Membership is registered and ends on the date the NTAA PLUS registration expires in respect of that registration.

 

NTAA has an area in the Members section of the website for NTAA PLUS Members to update their CPD register to include both structured and unstructured hours and CPE/CPD hours fulfilled with other association.

Professional Indemnity (‘PI’) Insurance 

Members of NTAA PLUS must maintain PI insurance that meets the TPB’s requirements during your period of registration as a tax agent (please click here for more information about PI insurance on the TPB’s website).

Tier

Turnover 

(excluding GST)

Minimum aggregate amount of cover*

(inclusive of legal and defence costs)

1

Up to $75,000

$250,000

2

$75,001 - $500,000

$500,000

3

Over $500,000

$1,000,000

 

*Please note that what is an appropriate amount of cover for you may in fact be more than what is set as the minimum requirement.

 Please see below an extract from our October 2011 Edition of Voice for history on NTAA PLUS:

Quite some time ago, the NTAA set up a new entity, affiliated to a wholly-owned subsidiary, named the National Tax Agents' Association Ltd. which is a brand new association exclusively devoted to looking after the interests of registered tax agents.

This body, which we have dubbed NTAA PLUS, has now received accreditation from the Tax Practitioners' Board (TPB) as a Recognised Tax Agent Association or RTAA.

Fundamentally, the NTAA itself could not seek registration as an RTAA due to the existing composition of its membership base (e.g., both tax agents and non tax agents).

As a consequence, the Board of the NTAA established a separate association whose only members would be 'Fellows' of the NTAA (i.e., broadly-speaking, tax agents) and who would be offered a complimentary 'stapled' membership of the new NTAA PLUS.

In this way, there would be no diminution in the rights of current members of the NTAA (which would otherwise have been required) and, where we find it necessary, we will be able to concentrate purely on tax agent and related issues for the new members/Fellows of NTAA PLUS.

The TPB has now posted on its website that the National Tax Agents' Association Ltd (NTAA PLUS) is an accredited RTAA from 1 July 2011.

This means that the professional qualifications and experience of Fellows of NTAA PLUS are recognised for tax agent registration purposes.