Your hard work and dedication deserve to be recognised and appreciated. Membership in SCAAK rewards your commitment and reflects the learning and development of a way of working founded on the highest ethical standards, emphasising critical thinking and technical skills.

To become a member of SCAAK, you must:

• have passed all examinations of the certification programmes;
• have fulfilled the practical experience requirements;
• have undertaken professional development through CPD sessions.

As a member of SCAAK:

• you distinguish yourself as a qualified accountant and auditor and demonstrate your commitment to high ethical and professional values and lifelong learning;
• you have the opportunity to choose where you work - in any sector, anywhere in the world;
• you enhance your employment prospects because employers recognise the value that SCAAK certification brings to their business;
• you are at the highest level of the profession.

Therefore, make sure that you:

• regularly update your progress in the Practical Experience Forms (FPP);
• retain copies of all documentation related to your employment and relevant work experience; this may be required for SCAAK's monitoring of the Practical Experience Forms (FPP);
• keep your contact information up to date, especially your email address, so that you receive all requirements, news and notices issued by SCAAK for its members.

Technical information on SCAAK membership

The annual SCAAK membership fee (calendar year) is structured according to the following schedule:

Designation	Fee in EUR
Certified Accountant	120 + 100 (Quality Management in Compliance with Standards)
Certified Auditor	144 + 100 (Quality Management in Compliance with Standards)
Statutory Auditor	144 + 200 (Quality Management in Compliance with Standards)
Certified Public Sector Auditor	144
Certified Internal Auditor	144 + 100 (Quality Management in Compliance with Standards)

The annual SCAAK association fee (calendar year) is structured according to the following schedule:

Designation	Fee in EUR
Student	60
Accounting Technician	84

From the moment you obtain one of the above designations, you will pay the fee prescribed for that level. The annual membership fee or annual association fee must be paid by 31 January of the respective year. Payment of the annual membership fee or annual association fee is a condition for participating in SCAAK activities (CPD, seminars and all other SCAAK services), as well as for keeping up to date with the latest information concerning the profession.

You will pay the annual membership fee according to the designation you hold.

You will pay the annual association fee according to the designation you hold.

If you require an invoice, please send a request to the following email address: financa@scaak.org

Proof of payment must be submitted to the SCAAK office or sent as a scanned copy to the following email address: financa@scaak.org.

SCAAK assumes no responsibility for inaccuracies in the information/details provided when making payments.

If you do not pay the annual membership fee or annual association fee within the prescribed deadline, you will not be entitled to any SCAAK services.

Payment of the annual membership fee or annual association fee is a legal requirement under the Law on Financial Reporting and the SCAAK Statute.

The annual membership fee or annual association fee must be paid by 31 January of the respective year. Failure to settle annual obligations to the Association results in termination of membership pursuant to Article 11, point (vi) of the Statute - Termination of Membership; therefore, obligations to the Association must be settled by 31 January of the respective year.

If you have any questions regarding the practical experience requirements for membership, you may email us at anetaret@scaak.org