What does AAAP mean in ACCOUNTING

The Association of Accountancy Practitioners (AAP) is a professional organization that provides education and support for individuals seeking professional development in the field of accounting.

Associates of the Association of Accountancy Practitioners evidence an in-depth understanding in various aspects of accounting including financial reporting, auditing, taxation and business strategy. They can also provide advice on business operations and management issues.

Earning this certification allows practitioners to demonstrate their knowledge and competence in key areas related to accountancy practice while expanding their career opportunities. It also provides access to resources such as courses, programs, seminars and webinars intended to help members stay up-to-date with current trends within the profession.

To become an associate member of AAP you must have at least 4 years experience working as an accountant or auditor. You must also pass a comprehensive exam that covers topics related to financial reporting, auditing, tax preparation, business operations and management consulting. Additional requirements may include joining an approved local or regional chapter as well as annual dues payment.

As part of membership maintenance requirements for Associates of the Association for Accounting Practitioner's membership requires at least 40 hours of continuing professional education each year for renewal purposes with at least 20 hours being from AAP educational materials or activities.