Qualified Accountant for Sophisticated Investor Certifications

We require a Qualified Accountant to assess and provide clients a Certificate certifying their income or net assets. Payment per Certificate as and when required. The Qualified Account must be as per the below: Qualified Accountant A qualified accountant is defined in s88B of the Corporations Act as a person meeting the criteria in a class declaration made by ASIC. Under our ASIC Corporations (Qualified Accountant) Instrument 2016/786 you are a qualified accountant if you: - belong to one of the following professional bodies at the declared membership classification, and you comply with your body's continuing professional education requirements. Professional Bodies - Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (formerly The Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia) - with a Declared membership classifications of CA, ACA and FCA - CPA Australia - with a Declared membership classifications of CPA and FCPA - Institute of Public Accountants (IPA) - with a Declared membership classifications of AIPA, MIPA and FIPA Assessment Criteria: Gross Income or net asset level The Corporations Regulations prescribe the asset and income criteria which must be met before you can issue a certificate. A person is only eligible to be the subject of a certificate if they have: - a gross income of $250,000 or more per annum in each of the previous two years OR - net assets of at least $2.5 million (reg 6D.2.03 and reg 7.1.28). The rationale is that people meeting one of these criteria are more likely to be able to evaluate offers of securities and some financial products (such as interests in managed investment schemes) without needing the protections of a regulated disclosure document.