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Direct Fellowship
For those well-established members of the tax profession who would like to join the CIOT but who are not at the point in their career where taking the CTA exam is feasible there is a provision in the CIOT's Royal Charter to allow ten individuals (who have not passed the CTA exam) per year to become members.
This is provided that they meet certain criteria as outlined in the Application Form for Direct Fellowship, and can provide two sponsors who are already members of the CIOT. If the application is approved then a dissertation or body of work can be submitted to achieve Fellowship.
The guidance notes and rules below give a full explanation of the dissertation process. Also below is a list of approved titles and the rules and information on the body of work route to Fellowship.
If assistance is required with choosing a dissertation title then help can be offered by contacting us.
What Does the Future Hold for the Limited Liability Partnership in the Light of Recent Changes to the UK Tax Law? is an example of a dissertation satisfactorily submitted for Fellowship.